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Has anyone staggered their wheels?

So after a week of going through hundreds of rims and using MS paint to see what they would look like on someones car I finally settled on Lexani LSS-10. The only thing I'm not sure of is to stagger it or not. Does anyone have pictures of their rides staggered?

Also are these specs correct:

20 x 8.5
offset +38
Bolt pattern 5x115
Falken FK452 245/35/20 rubber

Here's the rim and my MS Paint skills putting them on someones car lol.

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Yup!! STAGGERED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! cant rotate, cant lower, and will have to roll fenders, but STAGGGGGGGGEEERRRRRR that girl man, it'll be sick!
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Not saying you "CANT" do it, hell you can put 22's on it and lower it, however, if the springs are even slightly weak it will rub with excessive cornering. Coilovers, stiffer rate struts and rolled fenders and shouldnt have many rubbing issues. I have 18's and dips or humps in the road, potholes, or heavy cornering and they rub. Just my .02 take it or leave it. I've always learned the hard way myself and couldn't care less what anybody does with their own car, cash, and time. FREE WORLD BABY!!!!
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