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Hi Jurrian,

Can you please expand on the different fitments? How is the fitment different if the car is lowered. I ask because I'm currently using p101's (20"/21") on a Novitec lowered 488. I would like to go back to the stock ride height.

Thanks

Jeff

PS some shots to contribute to the thread...
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When a vehicle is lowered the wheels tend to naturally camber. It's a negative camber where the top of the wheel/tire is moved inward. Those extra degrees of camber would require you to change the offset a few extra mm's to get it back to sitting flush.

Now if you look at it the opposite way, if you order the fitment to be flush when the car is lowered and you go back to OEM ride height the wheels will lose that negative camber, having a more neutral one, and it may* cause your wheels to poke slightly past the fender.

 

How about some P107's
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P107's ended up being my favorite as they looked close to OEM with a much improved fitment-
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488 spider on P207's in satin black

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HRE S207
Satin Charcoal Center // Polished Red Lips
21"x9.5" // 22"x13"
Continental Sport Contact 6
255/30/21 // 335/25/22
Novitec Lowering Springs​

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-458 W/ HRE P207 IN SATIN BRONZE WITH OEM BILLET CAP ADAPTOR.
-WRAPPED IN P-ZERO PZ4 TIRES.​

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Choosing the perfect wheel style and wheel finish for a model vehicle just doesn’t cut it for us. We feel that there are other factors that play key roles in a car’s final appearance – things like ride height and wheel fitment come to mind. At Wheels Boutique we make sure to get our hands on every new supercar that releases so that we can test fit and create the perfect stance by discovering the perfect offsets. We go this extra mile so that you are guaranteed to drive away ecstatic with your car’s new look – the same way this Ferrari 488 customer just did.

Take a look below at HRE’s P101’s finished in Frozen Brushed Gold. With over 75 finishes available and sizes ranging from 19” to 22”, I’m sure we can together create the perfect setup for you.

Wheel Specs:
HRE P101
21”x9.5” // 22”x12”
Finish: Frozen Brushed Gold
Tires: Pirelli P Zero
Front: 255/30/21
Rear: 335/25/22

Novitec Sport Springs

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How does Gloss Charcoal Look on red corsa 458 spider
Brushed titanium on red corsa 458 spider
If you have pictures would love to see them. thinking of changing from my stock wheels...
decided to keep the car and want to make some mods...

 

Here is one example (on a 488 however, but it get's the visual)

Check out the images for Brushed Titanium. Looks phenomenal! Give us a shout for a quote!
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Neither finish has been photographed before on a Red Corsa 458 Spider, you'd be the first so shall we make this happen?

 

Wow love the black with gold wheels, how do those wheels in the back not rub?? or is that just slammed for photo?

 

great looks...

 

Question to the wheel doctors....

Question 1
I noticed that on the 458, going from the OEM tires (20) to a set of (22); there is less than an inch overall for both the front and rears. However going from a 488 OEM tire (20) to a set of (22) are MORE than an inch overall. Are there any issues ??? Speedometer, rubbing, etc.

Question 2
If I plan on tracking my 488 and also taking it to the mountains to due some spirited driving (lots of high speed switch back and very very tight turns) .... would you recommend a 20-21 setup or 21-22. Note that I do not want to change the wheels for event days... and what size wheels ...

 

As you have probably seen, we have run quite a bit of both options for these cars without issues at all! So long as the proper sizing is used you can work with either setup.

That said, the 21/ 22 is much more aggressive looking and truthfully can handle spirited driving just as well. However, if you prefer a little more meat between the the wheels, the 20/21 is the way to go. It truly comes down to preference.

 

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These came out perfect T. Please send us more photos - this one is such a tease ​