19x10 +40mm Front?

[diiep]

Hello Everyone!

I've been searching and couldn't find anything related or maybe I'm just blind... Anyone here running 19x10 +40mm up front with UP Moderate Lowering Springs? Trying to see if I'm going to run into any issue, rather have it squared instead of it staggered with a 8.5 in the front.

Thanks!

 

[MODEL+]

You're most likely not going to clear the upper control arm.

 

[dsgerbc]

I think you'll need at least a 10mm spacer for the wheel to clear the hub. More if you decide on super-wide tires.

 

[diiep]

I think you'll need at least a 10mm spacer for the wheel to clear the hub. More if you decide on super-wide tires.

You're most likely not going to clear the upper control arm.

Yeah kind of figured haha I'll probably stick with another set up. Thanks for reply!

 

[P3D-R]

Correct +32 is the closest I've seen on 10J to clear the upright in 19" diameter. +30 is the perfect offset imo for a street aligned Model 3 Performance.

If you have a Non P car then you can run a higher offset.

 

[diiep]

Correct +32 is the closest I've seen on 10J to clear the upright in 19" diameter. +30 is the perfect offset imo for a street aligned Model 3 Performance.

If you have a Non P car then you can run a higher offset.

Interesting, I'm planning to just go a different route with 20x9 +35 in the fronts but thank you for the reply!

 

[mcbarnet007]

I have personally used 19x10 +35 at the front without issue.

 

[dsgerbc]

I have personally used 19x10 +35 at the front without issue.

Is this with Performance or non-Performance brake rotors?

 

[mcbarnet007]

Is this with Performance or non-Performance brake rotors?

Performance rotors

 

[dsgerbc]

Performance rotors

Hm, interesting, I guess I'm re-measuring knuckle clearance to my 19x9.5 +35 wheels next time I'm swapping tires. I was under the impression I'd need +30 offset to run a 19x10 wheel, but that might've been based on measurements I did for a 18x9.5 +35 wheels.

 

[mcbarnet007]

Hm, interesting, I guess I'm re-measuring knuckle clearance to my 19x9.5 +35 wheels next time I'm swapping tires. I was under the impression I'd need +30 offset to run a 19x10 wheel, but that might've been based on measurements I did for a 18x9.5 +35 wheels.

You're correct. You get more clearance with 19. 18x10 you do need +30.