What style of fitment do you think looks best? And oh yeah… we’re giving away a set of Air Lift Suspension. GO GET ENTERED!!! www.fitmentindustries.com/giveaway
Flushed is what I've always aspired to. And no, not because I just got off the John, but because it was a big thing back in my high school days in '02; and looks good today.
@@FitmentIndustries Yeah, when I was Mini Truckin that was the way. But Hooning likes flush or poke. So, I am slammed with a slight poke and slight camber.
I like the minimal poke look and the flush (more of a function guy but can see myself doing a show car when I can afford more than just a daily) but being in Germany and my daily I don't think I can do that on my '05 Fiesta ST150 Even flush might be hard as even on 7" wides with 45 offset and 195s I have something in the papers saying I might have to pull the fenders out a bit "bEcauSE sPAcE" Especially on the rears I don't know what they're talking about, with my current 6.5" 42 offset with 195s (winter wheels) there's space for days lol
Just put on DR57s and went flush on 2021 STI...had to raise it up almost an inch to drive normally. 18x9.5 +38 is legit but you need to have about one finger gap to drive normally, especially with passengers. *Edit* if you camber very slightly as well it will keep you from rubbing on full turns and uturns
LOW = TUCKED FITMENT. FLUSH is really nice as well! Every other fitment doesn't really make sense to be honest, especially crazy camber and lip to fender...
Japanese tsuraichi, its basically slammed and flush, slight camber from lowering, fender to lip, and when you look at it from the front or back it looks flush 👌🏽
I had no idea it was called poke. I just called it track stance. All my cars are setup like that. I have it where my wheel is sunk into the tires so if for some reason I don’t see a curb the only thing that touches the curb is my sidewall and the rim is safe. The rim sits flush but the tires just poke out a little bit from the fender. Even my Escape is setup like that 😂
Sometimes a decent amount of poke can look good, for example a sh*tbox drift missle Bimmer with a decent amount of poke and some camber in the front can look super good.
I have a 2006 Lexus IS 250 AWD and I wanna go with RTX envy wheels 19” with 8.5 front and 9.5 rear. Would +38 offset fit flush? Tire size recommendation? I’m completely stock
thankfully the rear fenders on my passat came pre rolled from the factory, need to take a look at the fronts tho cuz once I fix my clutch and get a sound system in this bad boi I'm going lower!
Wow! Thanks for that schooling. I have a 2012 mercedes cl550 and I added deeper lips 4" to the rear. The 295 tires were stretched way too much so I replaced them with 305's, now the stick out too much. Should I replace the inner barrels with a more shallow barrel to get that flush look, or what can I do to get em tucked back in. Thanks... I love your channel!
Hey, what's the idea behind, and BTW what's the name of that thing when car is kind of lowering down almost to the ground (I guess while being parked)? I'm curious how and why it's done. Thanks
Poked and flush is so sick. I’m going for a poked setup but only a hair of poke. More flush. I like function over fashion. Slammed and cambered cars look like baby giraffes learning to walk😂
Q, or confirmation for the guys in the know. I have used the fitment industries gallery, and want a functional, no rubbing poke + rolled fenders and mild stretch on a new set of wheels & tires. The car has coilovers that will drop the car by 0.5 - 2.5" with adjustable dampening. Is it possible to have enough ride height to run this setup without beating the crap out of my fenders on slightly rougher roads? Moreover, can I completely rely on the gallery for my first set of wheels, or should Iearn the math first? 👍
Wide body kits were designed for bigger than stock tires, typically on a wider rim, to be flush with the flares.. it's a track car inspired thing that made it's way to the street
Went to the gallery today and there’s a serious lack of r32s to go on. Callout those guys and demand they post on the gallery!!! I need help and references Lol
I drove the Tail of the 🐲🐉 in January 2020 in my buddies Mini cooper, he was scaring the 💩 out of me and thought I was going to ☠ bc he had never driven any🗻⛰🏔's in his life, I was like move over !!! And within 5 mins of me driving he realized that he made the right decision in letting me drive. It was a 💥😎👍 cant wait to do it in my Z
You can also pull and flare the fender to make room for more meats...but should be done right and that *maybe* also be easy to get fender-lip with regular width/offset unless you have to mess with control arms and axles and other stuff... Where's the hoopties that has huge 24" or 28" wheels and the car literally on top of all it? What would you call that fitment?
I grew up racing. Motorcycles and cars as a kid and still today. So my choice is functional flush fitment. But I'll be honest, when I hop on IG and see some nutty wild stance cars or tucked bagged cars, I always throw them a like cuz I do think they are cool to look at. But that's just me I guess. Lol
If you have an AWD car, can you have wider tires in the back or not? Looking to put a widebody on my 99 eclipse GSX but I think the rear of the bodykit is wider than the front. 🤔
You can! But you may risk messing up your drivetrain if you are not within spec tire size. Make sure to look through our gallery and consult with any homies within the GSX groups/forums to be certain! -Edgar www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery
So my 2022 mustang gt should be coming within the next month or so. Plan is to bag with some rotiforms 917. My question is what kind of offset would I be needing for a flush look? I wanna go with a staggered look 9.5x19 front 10.5x19 rear.
Have you taken a look at the gallery? 2021's should give you a good idea whether bagged or static, check it out! -Edgar www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery?sort=yno&year=2021&make=Ford&model=Mustang&drive=RWD
255 sounds a little thicky in my opinion, however check out the gallery and you'll get an even better idea as to what people are running! Heres a link. - Edgar www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery
Love the channel but would love to have a car to even enter any of these contest....edit how could I drop the car without all the camber it's not my thing
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What style of fitment do you think looks best? And oh yeah… we’re giving away a set of Air Lift Suspension. GO GET ENTERED!!! www.fitmentindustries.com/giveaway
poke on 80s-90s cars and flush/ tuck on modern
track fitment 💪
Flushed is what I've always aspired to. And no, not because I just got off the John, but because it was a big thing back in my high school days in '02; and looks good today.
Its a banger! 💥 I enjoy the flush style. -Edgar
I like stance
I like when the roll of the fender follows the stretch of the tire, almost looking like an extension of the fender.
Or lip to tip.
I’m a fan of the flush or tucked Fitment personally, helps when you’re on air. -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries Yeah, when I was Mini Truckin that was the way. But Hooning likes flush or poke. So, I am slammed with a slight poke and slight camber.
A couple mm of poke and a slight stretch to tuck the tire a bit is 👌👌. Keeps it functional but looks fire
I've got about 1mm poke, on a very slightly stretched tired. I love the look so much, very aggressive
Hell yeah fam! What wheels you running? Do you have your vehicle up on the gallery?! -Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/add-wheel-offset
@@FitmentIndustries Running Rotiform LAS-R 19×10 +25 with 255/35r19 tires 👌 looks good on stock ride hide but with just 1" lowering springs 🤌
I like the minimal poke look and the flush (more of a function guy but can see myself doing a show car when I can afford more than just a daily) but being in Germany and my daily I don't think I can do that on my '05 Fiesta ST150
Even flush might be hard as even on 7" wides with 45 offset and 195s I have something in the papers saying I might have to pull the fenders out a bit "bEcauSE sPAcE"
Especially on the rears I don't know what they're talking about, with my current 6.5" 42 offset with 195s (winter wheels) there's space for days lol
Yea agreed. I like the slight poke too. Trying to do that when I get my next car.
Tucked is ideal for daily driving and not rubbing
Agreed! -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries Not ideal for oil pans and exhaust systems 😂😂😂
@@franchisefred4066so true. Flushed is the most functional when its driven daily.
Tuck that! 😅
Just put on DR57s and went flush on 2021 STI...had to raise it up almost an inch to drive normally. 18x9.5 +38 is legit but you need to have about one finger gap to drive normally, especially with passengers.
*Edit* if you camber very slightly as well it will keep you from rubbing on full turns and uturns
LOW = TUCKED FITMENT.
FLUSH is really nice as well!
Every other fitment doesn't really make sense to be honest,
especially crazy camber and lip to fender...
Yea, I'm big on the tucked look..
Literally on the toilet watching 😂
Poke with a stage 2 stretch👌🏽 thanks to Alex! Keep these vids coming!
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 thanks for the support! -Edgar
Definitely going to go the poked route on my fn2 type R. Thanks for the great vid!!!
Glad you found it helpful fam! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 -Edgar
yay new fitment video
❤️
Japanese tsuraichi, its basically slammed and flush, slight camber from lowering, fender to lip, and when you look at it from the front or back it looks flush 👌🏽
Both my benz were flush. 100% loved it. if I lowered it, I would've go tuck.
Solid 2022 update 👌🏼
I had no idea it was called poke. I just called it track stance. All my cars are setup like that. I have it where my wheel is sunk into the tires so if for some reason I don’t see a curb the only thing that touches the curb is my sidewall and the rim is safe. The rim sits flush but the tires just poke out a little bit from the fender. Even my Escape is setup like that 😂
Sometimes a decent amount of poke can look good, for example a sh*tbox drift missle Bimmer with a decent amount of poke and some camber in the front can look super good.
All styles of fitment are gorgeous if the entire build is done properly
💯💯💯 -Edgar
Got that flushed when aired up, natural tuck when aired out.
I prefer the tuck set up meshed in with a slight rake
That 1 speedbump:
I love the poke! Lmfaooo.
Well blame it on my mini truck roots but im over here trying to tuck lug nuts 😆
Wooofff. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 let’s goooo! -Edgar
Flush is beautiful. my poor front fenders but meats are art
I'm still wondering if I should go poked for a nice wide stance on my FA1 Civic or flush for my first mod on my car.
Depends if you’re comfortable risking a fender for your first try. Personally I’d go flush and then send it once you’re comfortable. 👀 -Edgar
Definitely did that with the Nacho Lunchable’s my dude.
We all did at one point 😂😂😂 -Edgar
I got the tucked fitment on my BMW E92 M3, looks super dope
Let me get that daily
Im tryna be tucked i think it looks best, but they all look dope
Tucked fitment is my preferred 100% 💪💪💪 but they all are unique in their own way! -Edgar
I'm about that flush life
I have a 2006 Lexus IS 250 AWD and I wanna go with RTX envy wheels 19” with 8.5 front and 9.5 rear. Would +38 offset fit flush? Tire size recommendation? I’m completely stock
Check out our gallery so you can get an idea fam! 🙏🏽🤘🏾-Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery
I’m so blessed I was able to purchase the heritages off Dakota. 🙏🏼
AYEEEEE! Hell yeah homie! I hope you added that bad boy to the gallery. 👀👀👀 -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries I did! But I need to update it since I chanced a few things suspension wise.
thankfully the rear fenders on my passat came pre rolled from the factory, need to take a look at the fronts tho cuz once I fix my clutch and get a sound system in this bad boi I'm going lower!
Ayeee! Let us know if you need any help picking out some suspension! 🙏
Wow! Thanks for that schooling. I have a 2012 mercedes cl550 and I added deeper lips 4" to the rear. The 295 tires were stretched way too much so I replaced them with 305's, now the stick out too much. Should I replace the inner barrels with a more shallow barrel to get that flush look, or what can I do to get em tucked back in. Thanks... I love your channel!
Tiny poke to flush is my favorite
Depends for sure on the car 🙂 -Edgar
If I could own ever car they would all be FLUSH. Just my preference. Maybe even with a bit of poke.
Hey man! Cross the TOTD off your list with me on my birthday on May 7th!
I don’t get up off the toilet until the outro 🚽 🤣 💀
🤣🤣🤣 I was stuck in there replying to most of ya'll comments. -Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries best place in the whole entire house
Hey, what's the idea behind, and BTW what's the name of that thing when car is kind of lowering down almost to the ground (I guess while being parked)? I'm curious how and why it's done. Thanks
Having air suspension
Nice Mac Miller Tattoos, Dakota. I have a swimming scubba diver on my leg as well.
My favourite fitment is the undrivable.
Livin' life on the edgeeeee! -Edgar
Flush or Tucked most ideal for daily driving
I got 19x9 (fronts) & 19x10 (Rears) on my static E90 on what fitment should I do? Tire sizes are as followed: Front-225/235/19
Rear-235/35/19
@fitmentindustries wait I needed advice😭😂
@@ChieffinOnReefer go to their gallery and find out. It’s your car so make your own decision on what you think looks cool.
So I went with 225/35/19 in the front & 255/30 in the rear !
@@TheRyansLion gallery had weak specs & was 2 pages long 🤦🏽♂️so not many options.
I really love this channel
💙
Poked and flush is so sick. I’m going for a poked setup but only a hair of poke. More flush. I like function over fashion. Slammed and cambered cars look like baby giraffes learning to walk😂
The lunchables was on point 😂
Still tasty to this day! Haha -Edgar
I'm rocking a mild Polk fitment gotta get coils now..
Can yall add mini trucks into the gallery. I know there is custom offsets but that's mostly lifted. Low trucks need love y'all
Amazing video! Learned alot!
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 glad we can help! -Edgar
Wow. I was literally on the toilet 🚽 😮 like fr. That segway..
Always hits different after a fresh one. 💩💩💩 -Edgar
Aye was that River sanders wrx with the extreme poke 👀?
Please do a video on the Nissan NX2000
Yessssss flushhhhhhh finally
It’s just perfect 👌😌
Agreed! 🤘🏾 -Edgar
Hey! You’re prolly on the toilet right now..”
drops phone reaching for toilet paper.
Q, or confirmation for the guys in the know. I have used the fitment industries gallery, and want a functional, no rubbing poke + rolled fenders and mild stretch on a new set of wheels & tires. The car has coilovers that will drop the car by 0.5 - 2.5" with adjustable dampening. Is it possible to have enough ride height to run this setup without beating the crap out of my fenders on slightly rougher roads? Moreover, can I completely rely on the gallery for my first set of wheels, or should Iearn the math first? 👍
You definitely can rely on the gallery! But also, shoot us a DM on IG and we can help as well!
Which one looks better on a widebody? I’m leaning twords tucked just to have conservative wheel size but poke really fills out the over fender
I’d say flush to the overfenders honestly, poking I think would be a little mucha but do what you feel is best! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾- Edgar
Wide body kits were designed for bigger than stock tires, typically on a wider rim, to be flush with the flares.. it's a track car inspired thing that made it's way to the street
@@SLOCLMBR ima prolly do my best to be flush since poke on a widebody wouldn’t make sense anymore. It’s there to keep the wheels covered.
@@DawudSeni I personally think flush is a super clean look when done properly. It takes time and effort, so not everyone does it well..
Just enough to close wheel gap is perf
I got that subtle poke on my wrx :-)
I have been watching tone of your videos. Finally got a NC miata and am struggling to find a light wheel for the fresh flush fit.
Let’s gooo! 💪🏽 -Edgar
Went to the gallery today and there’s a serious lack of r32s to go on. Callout those guys and demand they post on the gallery!!! I need help and references Lol
I prefer flush, my W213 is flush style, 20 inches SSR EX02 245/255!
Ayoooo, do you have that up in the gallery?! If not i would totally add it. 🙂 -Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery?sort=yno
Okay, try to upload tomorrow.
I prefer making sleeper cars so I dont tend to do much other than lower it a little. I might do a slight poke style in the future though.
Sleepers are always fun to run into in the wild 😅😅😅 -Edgar
Just got an e36 and looking to do a slightly lowered flush fitment.. I want it lowered but still functional
That poke fitment where it's just a little is called mexiflush
You should do an update on types of car builds next
flush set up for me
fitment on my car is just...idek lol. The wheels i have are wide af...front pokes...but my rear is tucked with like -4 camber...but it looks good imo.
If you like it thats what matters fam! 🤘🤘🤘 -Edgar
I drove the Tail of the 🐲🐉 in January 2020 in my buddies Mini cooper, he was scaring the 💩 out of me and thought I was going to ☠ bc he had never driven any🗻⛰🏔's in his life, I was like move over !!! And within 5 mins of me driving he realized that he made the right decision in letting me drive. It was a 💥😎👍 cant wait to do it in my Z
Little Poke all the way
Hella poke is for me mickey Thompson here I come
7:08 GOOD GOD!
👀-Edgar
Flush over everything
Gotta love it! -Edgar
Slight poke/mild stretch
You can also pull and flare the fender to make room for more meats...but should be done right and that *maybe* also be easy to get fender-lip with regular width/offset unless you have to mess with control arms and axles and other stuff...
Where's the hoopties that has huge 24" or 28" wheels and the car literally on top of all it? What would you call that fitment?
DONK! Haha, whole different animal right there. -Edgar
i just wanna know when thos Anovia Trebles gonna drop
Soon 👀👀👀 Trust! -Edgar
Personally I like that he said your probably sitting in the toilet, I’m here like wai-WHa-How-d ya!?! LOL for that flush fitment
🌶🌶🌶🌶👏🏾 -Edgar
I was thinking to do camber and low the car but no sure about the wheel what wheels will look better
Got a bit of poke on my car went a half inch wider on the rims doesn’t look to bad
Flush all day!
what type of fitment was that supra i want it
can i put washers behind my lugnuts to push my wheel out a little bit ?
I wouldn’t. Highly recommend spacers
I grew up racing. Motorcycles and cars as a kid and still today. So my choice is functional flush fitment. But I'll be honest, when I hop on IG and see some nutty wild stance cars or tucked bagged cars, I always throw them a like cuz I do think they are cool to look at. But that's just me I guess. Lol
We appreciate it! 👊 I have an appreciation for all the stances, but flush and tuck is my personal favorite. 🙂 -Edgar
How do you get hella flush (wrong fitment) right? LMAO 🤣
bum bum fender bacon fitment my style :)
Planning on getting wheels and tires from you guys! I'm going for a flush look! What would look good on mk7.5 GTI? hope you guys can help :)
I thought about going for 19x8.5+45 and 225/35/r19 on some kw coilovers
👏👏👏 -Edgar
Air lift needs to make a kit for the 2021 Mazda 3 Turbo like asap!!!
I’m sure they’re updating! -Edgar
Question I want to do a rim and tire deal from you guys but I don’t see anything for my 2019 HR-V it’s only for civic , accord etc
Check out our homies at SD Wheel! They have a variety of choices like us.🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾-Edgar
@@FitmentIndustries yay thank you sir!!!
How did they know I was on the toilet?! Damn!
Because they wanted to catch us while on a break! -Edgar
Gave a thumbs up for knowing I’m on the toilet
Ayeeeee hahaha -Edgar
If you have an AWD car, can you have wider tires in the back or not? Looking to put a widebody on my 99 eclipse GSX but I think the rear of the bodykit is wider than the front. 🤔
Wider tires on the back are usually for rwd car and you won’t get any traction benefit like they would with a staggered set up
You can! But you may risk messing up your drivetrain if you are not within spec tire size. Make sure to look through our gallery and consult with any homies within the GSX groups/forums to be certain! -Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery
So my 2022 mustang gt should be coming within the next month or so. Plan is to bag with some rotiforms 917. My question is what kind of offset would I be needing for a flush look? I wanna go with a staggered look 9.5x19 front 10.5x19 rear.
Have you taken a look at the gallery? 2021's should give you a good idea whether bagged or static, check it out! -Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery?sort=yno&year=2021&make=Ford&model=Mustang&drive=RWD
@@FitmentIndustries bagged is the move.
Cant wait to see it! 💪💪💪 -Edgar
Maybe you guys can answer this, why do modern factory alloy rims have no lip or are either flat or concave faced
I want to say cost efficiency honestly! -Edgar
Do you think 18x9.5 +24 offset wheels with 255x35R18 tires would fit good on my stock oem 03 350z? Or would there be scrubbing?
255 sounds a little thicky in my opinion, however check out the gallery and you'll get an even better idea as to what people are running! Heres a link. - Edgar
www.fitmentindustries.com/wheel-offset-gallery
You missed 'stock- no caps'. I see that alot round hyur.
Nobody out here representing meaty fitments, man. 295/30s are just 😍😍
I just wished 4x114 wheels weren’t so hard to get
I know your pain, I'm searching for a japanese style wheel in 5x112
@@noknet and then when we do finally find some they’ll come in by 2024
@@andrewsan5756 yeap, sucks to build weird cars nobody has parts for
02 accord
@@jerz732 I got a 95 accord wagon might have to just do a hub swap 🤷
Dragon is a fucking awesome time!
Isn’t 7:15 considered flushed?
i was, in-fact, on the toilet right now 🥴
Love the channel but would love to have a car to even enter any of these contest....edit how could I drop the car without all the camber it's not my thing
Build one homie! Anything is possible. 🙌🙌🙌 -Edgar