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So i dont see much cars in adelaide or aus with flush fitments

how come?

is it because of the legality?

whats the go with wheels and tires in south australia anyone know?

like how much can they stick out how much stretch camber etc?

heres a celica i saw the other day

its really the only car ive seen with some nice fitment

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having them stick out - is not good fitment at all. It's the direct opposite.

Id imagine the laws to be rims/tyres must not protrude from the guard, which is what Victoria is...

You can fill the guards nicely and have a car look good without going outside the guard anyway.

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Also, the majority of Australian car enthusiasts don't understand the concept of offset. As long as the car looks fully sick from profile, that's all they give a shit about.

Thankfully stanced and hellaflush cars are coming into fashion, so we might see the cheaper wheels come in decent offsets.

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Also, the majority of Australian car enthusiasts don't understand the concept of offset. As long as the car looks fully sick from profile, that's all they give a shit about.

Thankfully stanced and hellaflush cars are coming into fashion, so we might see the cheaper wheels come in decent offsets.

amen.

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:)

yeah i didnt really think that flush and offset really mattered in aus these days

mainly due to the stupid laws

im serouisly thinking of going to malaysia

:D

and yes this is road legal :)

ohh and btw how much do TE37's cost?

black, gloss matte or green gloss etc?

LOL EDITED

and i was just saying

in malaysia the car laws are nearly non-existent

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well these are my old wheels.... i just bought the same rims again but with an inch more "fitment" :wub:

will post pics when on the car

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am on 18 x 9.5 + 25 all round now with 235/245 combo

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ssr's look fat hamish :D

TBQH I had no concept of wheel offsets before I started reading SAU, I kind of knew that wheels looked gay when sitting in the guards, but didn't know anything of how that can be changed.

I'll post up a pic when i get a chance of my +22 offset volks, they are pretty much flush with the guard, look great like that IMO and don't scrub!

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