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      12-29-2016, 08:31 PM   #1
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Staggered Concavity or square?

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I will be running a staggered wheel set up: 18x9.5 fronts and 18x11 rears. I have a choice between:

a) equal deep concavity on the front & rear wheels, or
b) staggered concavity (medium concavity up front and deep concavity on the rear wheels).

Any advice? What's more popular on a rear wheel drive car?
What in your opinion looks better?

I will be running beefy 305 tires out back and 275s up front.

Any opinions appreciated!
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Soliciting opinions:

I will be running a staggered wheel set up: 18x9.5 fronts and 18x11 rears. I have a choice between:

a) equal deep concavity on the front & rear wheels, or
b) staggered concavity (medium concavity up front and deep concavity on the rear wheels).

Any advice? What's more popular on a rear wheel drive car?
What in your opinion looks better?

I will be running beefy 305 tires out back and 275s up front.

Any opinions appreciated!
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19's with 265 front and 305 rear - deep concave BC Forged RS41 - deep FTW every time - last pic had wheels re-powder coated.


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Soliciting opinions:

I will be running a staggered wheel set up: 18x9.5 fronts and 18x11 rears. I have a choice between:

a) equal deep concavity on the front & rear wheels, or
b) staggered concavity (medium concavity up front and deep concavity on the rear wheels).

Any advice? What's more popular on a rear wheel drive car?
What in your opinion looks better?

I will be running beefy 305 tires out back and 275s up front.

Any opinions appreciated!
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Thank you & thank you for your opinions.
Those BC Forged wheels look sweet!

Keep those opinions coming, please.
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I prefer medium in the front (minimal TBH) and deep in the rear. I suppose this has to do with the fact that I modded the majority of my cars in the pre concave wheel era. Matched wide lips only looked good on big body cars and SUVs. Staggered fitments were shiwxased by the minimal front lip and wide rear lip with a flat wheel face.
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