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#1 · (Edited)
265/35/22
22x10's all around

I am about to get some rims from a guy with a magnum,
He says his car didn't rub or needs spacers(and it's lowered)
My question is I got srt8 20" with the spacers on my 09 charger se
Will those rims I get be to wide?
See above for size. Thanks guys!
 
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#2 ·
I'm thinking that if 9's are too wide without spacers, then 10's would definitely need them, of course it depends on the offset too. Curious to see 10's on the front.
 
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#3 ·
9's will be fine, 10's can be fine with perfect offset, typically, 22's are 22x9.5 and 24's are 24x10. Plenty of people have 24x10 on chargers, but it's more crutial that the offset is correct or you'll need ghetto spacers
 
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#4 ·
i'll ask the guy what the offset is.
i hope they fit because the rims look bad ass
geovanna cannelli's
flat black.
 
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#5 ·
the offset are
15. and they told me they fit chargers with out spacers fine.

the rims got a 7 inch lip.
 
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#7 ·
+15 offset is perfect.

They will fit just fine.

However, be careful with the big lip, it's difficult to weight them (balance them) properly, because the whole surface of the lip you can't balance. So as big as the lip is, is how much of the rim can't be balanced right, you can only balance the inside of the wheel. Causes vibration issues quite frequently, had that problem with my milanni blizzards, I had them put the weights on the lip on the inside, luckily with the design of my wheels (on my truck) you can't really see them. Been through that problem, dealt with it for a YEAR... DESPERATELY trying to figure out what was wrong... figured it out.
 
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#8 ·
shyt. i hope i dont have a stong vibration in my steering wheel.

but giovanna is a good brand right? so i am sure the manufacture would make quality rims that wouldnt need as many weights as cheaper rims.
or am i wrong........
i really like these rims and want them but i cant have bad vibration in my steering wheel. i hate that.
 
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#9 ·
giovanna is pretty decent quality wheel so yes it will be better, just saying the bigger the lip the more likely you are to have this problem.

Milanni are "lower end" wheels, they're not the worst but their in the 90% of wheels who are considered "cheap"
 
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#11 ·
Yes those wheels are hot!
 
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#15 ·
nice use of capitol letters noob!
 
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#16 ·
thanks, the guy is dying to get some srt's and i am wanting the blacked out look, so we both are helping each other out. i heard there is a adapet bezel thing for the rims to make the lip differnt colors. dont know if it is true thou. i am getting the rim tomorrow or saturday moring.
 
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#18 ·
Does look good!
 
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#19 ·
are you a fan of the red pinstripe look?

i think they would look good with the pin stripe.
dont know if the stripe should be fat or thin thou.
 
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#24 ·
those are sick can those go on nearly any wheel?
 
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#25 ·
it shows the brands on the site but mostly just for the same manufacture
just giovanna, gianelle, giovanna forged, dblg, and koko kuture brand.

7 differnt colors to chose from.

check out this link it lets you throw the differnt lips on the rims
http://www.giovannawheels.com/bezel_system.html
 
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