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Aftermarket Wheels on Model 3
- Thread starter kbecks13
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Forgot to attach these to help describe the offset choice.
Looks good, but if you were only going 9.5 wide in the rear (versus 10+), why not just go with a square setup and do 9.5 + 35 all around? There's zero poke when lowered on the 9.5 +35 square setup.
These came out looking really good. It’s interesting though how the wheels on infinite’s car appear much more concaved in their photo... is that just due to the aggressive offset they went with?
Definitely could have! I went safer not knowing where I might go with lowering plus i aimed for conservative being the first actual fitment car. One thing to note is the 9.5s are their ‘A’ fitment, flatter and less concave. I wish both were more of a concave look and in the future could go totally square — maybe at the next tire change.
Love the fitment on these wheels with the drop. How is this not going to rub though? Those rear wheels have to come in contact with the fender over bumps right??
Could be! When I was looking through König’s site initially, you’ll want to look at the part numbers that have ‘A’ noted on the columns. They definitely could have opted for aggressive fitments with a more concave fit.
beastmode13
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Depends on specifics of the tire, 245 should no poke. Dropping will not help the front that much since the front suspension camber doesn’t change much with compression/drop to pull the top edge in.
Definitely taking more on a DSLR soon — just waiting on tint and I’ll do a thread. In the meantime were you looking for more angles?
Question if i get this in 20s w the same exact specs and lowered w tsportline do you think I would have any rubbing issues?
Forgot to mention, there are literally only two possible lugnut options that make sense for these wheels since they utilize a narrow ‘tuner’ style lug nut diameter hole. The wheels expect ‘spline type’ lug nut replacements BUT the ones I’ve looked at look too long for the wheel (Dynofit brand). I highly suggest picking up Gorilla Lug Nuts (Part No. 71643NBC) instead which JUST fit and leave 1mm of clearance to use the included key. They don’t protrude out and look OEM. They look great on the dark metallic graphite too.
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These came in today, will mount them this weekend.
Whoa! One of my favorite wheels! I think you have a P3D right? If yes, are you adding spacers for the hub bore issue, or are you getting it bored out?
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