2014 Titanium Package
08-02-2013, 07:30 AM
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I picked up my 2014 in Garnett Red and with the Black Optics package earlier this week. It rained yesterday so I Plan on cleaning the car up tonight and taking some pics. I hily recommend the extra $1500 for this package, as I felt it really brings the car out. I even held back my order on the 2013 in order to get a 2014 which had this option. The wheels alone for the $1500 is worth it, not to mention the black trimming that comes along with it. It would definitely look sick on white.
10-07-2013, 10:28 AM
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I picked up my 2014 in Garnett Red and with the Black Optics package earlier this week. It rained yesterday so I Plan on cleaning the car up tonight and taking some pics. I hily recommend the extra $1500 for this package, as I felt it really brings the car out. I even held back my order on the 2013 in order to get a 2014 which had this option. The wheels alone for the $1500 is worth it, not to mention the black trimming that comes along with it. It would definitely look sick on white.
10-07-2013, 02:10 PM
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Useful chart, thanks... I'd like to go bigger with the 20x9 but Achtuning won't provide any guidance unfortunately.
I did find this useful calculator:
http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Wheel...ulator#Results
If I plug in stock width and offset (8.5 & 45) with the new (9 & 40) it seems to fall within the range that most people (12MM) are adding spacers to push the wheels out. Am I on target here or missing something?
I did find this useful calculator:
http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Wheel...ulator#Results
If I plug in stock width and offset (8.5 & 45) with the new (9 & 40) it seems to fall within the range that most people (12MM) are adding spacers to push the wheels out. Am I on target here or missing something?
After researching, I think the perfect set-up for the S6 is a 20x9 wheel with a 35mm offset and 265/35/20 tires. That's what I will be doing, most likely.
10-07-2013, 04:01 PM
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You are right on target. The 9" wheel with 40mm offset will be 11mm closer to the fender and 1mm closer to the suspension components. The ET29 wheels would be 22mm closer to the fender. From what I know, this still works. I know of someone running 20x9 ET 29 with 275/30/20 wheels and all seems to be fine. There is also someone here (forget who) that is running 20x9 ET 25 BBS wheels with 265/30/20 Michelin Pilot Super Sport and he seems to be fine too, although the tire sticks out just a tad too much IMO.
After researching, I think the perfect set-up for the S6 is a 20x9 wheel with a 35mm offset and 265/35/20 tires. That's what I will be doing, most likely.
After researching, I think the perfect set-up for the S6 is a 20x9 wheel with a 35mm offset and 265/35/20 tires. That's what I will be doing, most likely.
