[glebulon]

I see very few pics with 19" wheels, if I end up with a 2SS instead of a 1LE the plan is to change wheels once the tires wear out. 19 is preferable due to having mode sidewall for city driving, more tire choices and having non 1LE brakes fill out more of the wheel.

Post wheel specs, tire specs, whether lowered and pics

[locktyght]

19x10 et 25
Lowered on BMR SP 041 springs with 285/35/19 on all corners.
No issues with fit, drivability etc

[glebulon]

Those look nice, do you use those on the street or just autox(noticed the hoosierstones)

[Wheel Team 6]

19x9 front et20 with Michelin Pilot Super Sport 275/40/19, 19x10 rear et35 with Nitto NT05R 305/35/19 riding on factory mrc & not lowered.

I was tired of the 20" wheels with rubber band runflats, poor traction, scuff so easily barely driving the car being super careful, and the weight deficit. So my quest began. I'm very happy with my setup. No rubbing, handles, brakes, and gets great traction. Also shaved weight off the car. Plus I'm happy with how it looks as well.

[locktyght]

Originally Posted by glebulon

Those look nice, do you use those on the street or just autox(noticed the hoosierstones)

I use them for street/autoX and HPDE. I only drive on the street about 20 mi/week. I work close to home. I have to drive 2hrs each way no matter the type of event when I want to go compete.

My hoosierstones are RE 71's by the way. Held up great for 2 hours time on a 16 turn track for HPDE.

[Michigan1LTRS]

Originally Posted by locktyght

19x10 et 25
Lowered on BMR SP 041 springs with 285/35/19 on all corners.
No issues with fit, drivability etc

Those look sharp. LOVE your puppy dog!!!

[BradfordCamaro]

Originally Posted by glebulon

I see very few pics with 19" wheels, if I end up with a 2SS instead of a 1LE the plan is to change wheels once the tires wear out. 19 is preferable due to having mode sidewall for city driving, more tire choices and having non 1LE brakes fill out more of the wheel.

Post wheel specs, tire specs, whether lowered and pics

Did all the threads get deleted with the endless discussions of 19" set-up's?
Pretty sure all 10 of them are still around.

Why are some member so lazy? Do a search. This was just talked about.

Best bet would to look at all the 20" pics...and imagine them 1" smaller. Easiest way.

[glebulon]

Originally Posted by BradfordCamaro

Did all the threads get deleted with the endless discussions of 19" set-up's?
Pretty sure all 10 of them are still around.

Why are some member so lazy? Do a search. This was just talked about.

Best bet would to look at all the 20" pics...and imagine them 1" smaller. Easiest way.

I searched and didn't see a concise thread...feel free to link them here.

Go be a dick somewhere else

[glebulon]

Originally Posted by locktyght

I use them for street/autoX and HPDE. I only drive on the street about 20 mi/week. I work close to home. I have to drive 2hrs each way no matter the type of event when I want to go compete.

My hoosierstones are RE 71's by the way. Held up great for 2 hours time on a 16 turn track for HPDE.

I am running the same tires on my Miata, we call them hoosierstones because of how sticky they are.

[Eric SS]

Same exact setup as locktyght. 19x10 ET25 Apex wheels with 285/35R19 and BMR springs.

[WallsAndFoundations]

I got 19x10.5+25(I think is the offset) Stance SF03. Slight poke on all 4 sides by about a 1/4" or so. That'll be dialed out when I get my coilovers in by end of month. Wheels are rotary forged. ~23lbs a wheel

[JeromeS13]

Volk TE37SL 19x9.5 +21 (19 lbs each) with 285/35/19 Bridgestone RE71R

[MRRWheelsInc]

Well hope @seanblurr dont get upset for us posting it lol.
His set up is definitely one of the top set up's we have seen in a long time.

Wheel Brand: MRR Wheels Inc
Wheel Model: FS01
Construction: Light weight FlowForged
Profile: Deep concave front and back

Size and Specs: 19x10.5 14et and 19x11 36et
Tire Size: 305/30/19 front and back

[AdvanSuper]

Cheap AutoX wheels 19x8.5 ET30 from and 19x9.5 ET36 Rear in 275/35/19 RE71R's all around.