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Wheel offset

11upgrader

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I'm looking to get my wheel flush with the fenders, so I'd like to hear your thoughts about the best offset for that, most importantly I don't want to have any rubbing. I do have to point out that sometime in the future I may decided to put coilovers and maybe drop it a bit.
 
People overthink offset way too much, flush fitment almost always means dealing with some rubbing, especially if you lower it. You can't have perfect stance without sacrificing clearance somewhere
 
I'm looking to get my wheel flush with the fenders, so I'd like to hear your thoughts about the best offset for that, most importantly I don't want to have any rubbing. I do have to point out that sometime in the future I may decided to put coilovers and maybe drop it a bit.
Generally, aiming for an offset that matches or is just a bit lower than stock helps keep things safe coz when you drop it, you can always adjust with spacers or different wheels if needed, what wheels are you running now?
 
Slammed cars with aggressive offsets may look clean in photos, but pretending they're practical daily drivers is just car culture cosplay.. and more about clout than actual performance or drivability
 
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