MazdaMan13
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really nice ms6
and i'm feelin those gravity gullflame wheels
and i'm feelin those gravity gullflame wheels
Mazda 6 with 18x9 +30mm offset wheels
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MrFatbooty
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- '99 Miata 10AE
Never have been a fan of too-wide wheels with stretched tires. Just looks dumb.
'nuff said.
'nuff said.
BlueWolfCry
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I think it just needs -2* camber
lol that would be so hot...
looks nice to me...
i have a 18x8 & a 18x9 set up on my mazda3... 3" lip in the rear!!
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thinking about trading it in for a speed6 & running a staggered set up...
i have a 18x8 & a 18x9 set up on my mazda3... 3" lip in the rear!!
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thinking about trading it in for a speed6 & running a staggered set up...
are u asking me if thsoe are old GTU's?? as in wheels off a old rx7??
or are u not askin me anything @ all..?..
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If you try to run a staggered setup on a Speed6, you will break something.
ehh i dont know about that....
the cady SRX is awd & runs 2 diff size rims on it.. & its fine...
most will say as long as they are the same kind of tire.. as in radial... it should be fine...
+ from everything ive read about the speed6 it is primarily fwd & only engages awd when the front wheels start to loose grip...
you are incorrect. do not run staggered wheels on an MS6. the MS6 is front wheel biased, but it is only 100/0 at very low speeds (like 5mph). the system of the MS6 uses the following when calculating how much rear wheel drive to use:
PCM:
VSS, RPM, TP angle, neutral switch, brake pedal position, selector
lever position
lever position
DSC:
4-wheel speed sensors, parking brake switch, ABS activated, steering wheel angle, brake fluid pressure, back-up light, coupling torque request, yaw rate, and lateral G-force
Rear Differential: oil temperature
http://www.ugnius.lt/mazda/Files/Mazdaspeed 6 Technical Training.pdf
see page 34
Aggressive fitments aren't for the conservativists... probably why it's a big hit with more aggressive cars like the 350z, 240sx, WRXs... etc, and they've actually run real hard on really stretched tires.
IMO, I think it looks good and haven't had problems personally from my own experiences, and other friends.
I really like the look of that 6. If that it was lowered, I believe the tires will tuck just nicely as the camber will pull in, and the stance would be perfect.
welll
im still tryin to sell my mazda3 & scoop up a speed6
so when i do... ill prob just scoop up some 18x9 for all 4....
(drunk)
im still tryin to sell my mazda3 & scoop up a speed6
so when i do... ill prob just scoop up some 18x9 for all 4....
(drunk)
I'm running 18x8.5's with +35. No issues after rolling and camber adjusting. 9's with +38 would work prob, even +30/35 depending on the wheel style. If I sell mine, I would like to try some 18x10s with 255-35-18s.
