Wheel offset for VE

[whitels1ss]

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Not sure what you class as hate, but your seeing it different to me. I just see someone that asked an opinion on something and people pointing out the facts. Simple as that.
Maybe try another forum if you want to hear fully sik bro that looks mint lol

ps... I love lowered cars, and my VE Calais sits on SSSL with 275 tyres, no issues whatsoever. But with heads and cam already and a blower about to go on, the old 215 cross plies on the back just
wont cut the mustard champ.

Good post Rod!

I could not agree more!

[A PSYCHO]

Hey guys,

I tried to purchase a set of the Vossen CV5's that i linked a pic to a few pages back, and they were sold out and no longer making them. I sort of forgot about getting wheels for a while but im back on the hunt for something again. Has anyone got any pics of VE/VFs with jap style rims such as this Maloo with 20" SSR P1's? I love the look of this but dont want to straight up mimic the look(seeing as i also have a black ute). Most brands ive looked at dont even make anthing bigger than an 18" etc. Anyone else put rims like this on? This Maloo has pumped/flaired guards but im after a similar look without needing to go that far.

[rodders188]

How is this fitment on a VE SS Sedan.
20x10 + 45 Rears tyre size 275/30 20 and 20x8.5 + 30 tyre size 245/35 20 Fronts , will this be comfortable

[Wonky]

I ran DTM Shine 20x10 (+45) with 275/30/20 tyres on my previous SSV ute without a problem. The fronts were 20x9 with 245/35/20 but can't find the offset now - from memory +40 and again never a problem.

[rodders188]

Yes cheers , the rears on +45 will fit good so i can run 285 tyre if want , the fronts should be 24.4 mm more than standard 19x8 48 p ve redline wheel
Which will just sit inside guard