20x9 on front question

[Jdub]

How far will it stick out? I bought asanti abl27's 20x9 in front and 20x10.5 for rear I have spacers as well. Will I need to run spacers in the rear? Has anyone come across this? Thanks in advance.

 

[Thomby]

It's going to depend on the offset. With the stock 19x8 +34 and 19x8.5 +46.5, a lot of people run 20mm spacers to flush out the stock tires (same as reducing offset by 20mm).

If your wheels have the same offset as stock, going from 8 to 9" in front will add 1/2" (12.5mm) inside and out, so the outside edge of your wheel will be about 2/3 of the way between stock and stock with 20mm spacer, and if you have beefier than 225 tires I bet it'll look pretty flush. Not sure how much leeway you have on the inside but you could go with a 5 or maybe 10mm spacer if needed and probably won't poke out too much.

Going from 8.5 to 10.5" in the rear is a bigger jump, as at the same offset you're adding an inch inside and out. The outer edge of your wheel will be slightly past where the stocks are with 20mm spacer (by 5mm), and again a beefy tire will exaggerate it, so I don't think you'll want to push these out much further.

Obviously if offsets are higher than stock you can use more spacer to un-tuck them. If they're lower than stock, they may poke out a bit. But happy to have someone double check my work here...

 

[Jdub]

the wheels are +35 in front and +38 rear and running a 245/35ft and 285/30rr

 

[Jdub]

Does anyone running this setup have any side shots of their cars?

 

[socalvn]

the wheels are +35 in front and +38 rear and running a 245/35ft and 285/30rr

Your going to rub in the rear with a 38 off set

Here's mine with 32 front 45 rear no rubbing barely

 

[socalvn]

 

[Jdub]

That looks so good! Are the front wheels a 9? What are your specs?

 

[socalvn]

That looks so good! Are the front wheels a 9? What are your specs?

Yes
Stance SF07 custom cut back spacing, no hubcentric rings 67.1
20+9 32 245/35/20
20+10.5 45 285/30/20
Lowered on Reaction Coilovers + Mega Racing Arms + Eibach Swaybars Grayline Endlink
Rear Camber - 1 1/6th Front - 0.5
M&S America aero body kit

 

[Jdub]

So if I'm not lowered do you think the rear will still rub with the +38 sorry for all the questions I just want to make sure if I need to return my wheels and change the setup to mirror yours

 

[socalvn]

So if I'm not lowered do you think the rear will still rub with the +38 sorry for all the questions I just want to make sure if I need to return my wheels and change the setup to mirror yours

They will stick out past the fender well will they rub I'm not sure it depends how hard of a bump you hit, or how many passengers in the car

 

[Thomby]

So if I'm not lowered do you think the rear will still rub with the +38 sorry for all the questions I just want to make sure if I need to return my wheels and change the setup to mirror yours

So your 8.5mm lower offset vs. stock pushes the wheel out that far, plus another 25.4mm (1" of your 2" wider wheel). Meaning before we even get into beefier tires, the outer face of the wheel is about 34mm outside of stock. A 20mm spacer brings stock wheels roughly flush, and you're 14mm / 0.6" past that.

20+10.5 45 285/30/20

That sounds right, you're pushed outward about 7mm vs. stock wheels on 20mm spacers (1.5mm from slightly lower offset, and 5.4mm from the extra 1" of wheel), so I bet a 5-10mm higher offset would be perfect. Unless it caused a problem on the inside

 

[socalvn]

So your 8.5mm lower offset vs. stock pushes the wheel out that far, plus another 25.4mm (1" of your 2" wider wheel). Meaning before we even get into beefier tires, the outer face of the wheel is about 34mm outside of stock. A 20mm spacer brings stock wheels roughly flush, and you're 14mm / 0.6" past that.


That sounds right, you're pushed outward about 7mm vs. stock wheels on 20mm spacers (1.5mm from slightly lower offset, and 5.4mm from the extra 1" of wheel), so I bet a 5-10mm higher offset would be perfect. Unless it caused a problem on the inside

I could have had them cut at 47 offset max and would of had I known, that's the max they could do or the center cap wouldn't fit the hub would push it out, but surprisingly there is more room under the car to go inward with a 10.5 rim

 

[jinthadell]

20x9 w 255/35r20s no rubbing. No spacers. Factory height.

 

[Jdub]

20x9 w 255/35r20s no rubbing. No spacers. Factory height.

Damn that looks good too, what offset

 

[jinthadell]

Thanks. I’m sorry I forgot to add it earlier but the offset is 35

 

[socalvn]

20x9 w 255/35r20s no rubbing. No spacers. Factory height.

That size tire square should ride pretty smooth, looks great.

 

[jinthadell]

It’s 20x10 in the back w 275/35s. 40 offset. But it def does ride smooth. Tons of grip in the front!

 

[djerickd]

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LOVE THIS KIT!!

 

[mancinia]

How far will it stick out? I bought asanti abl27's 20x9 in front and 20x10.5 for rear I have spacers as well. Will I need to run spacers in the rear? Has anyone come across this? Thanks in advance.

20x9 +35 offset up front and 20x11 +50 offset in the rear. No spacers. I think it's a perfect fit! I say go for it!

 

[Thomby]

20x9 +35 offset up front and 20x11 +50 offset in the rear. No spacers. I think it's a perfect fit! I say go for it!

Any pictures or detail on the inside clearance for the rears? By my math, your wheels are the equivalent of pushing the fronts out 14mm and the rears 15.5mm, which is pretty much perfect for flushness (given that 20mm spacers are just starting to poke), but the insides of your rears are close to an inch (something like 22.5mm) further inboard, while also being bigger in diameter.

And what size tires are you running on 11s?