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Jan 27, 2012 | 11:16 AM
  #10141  
^for the front u should try a 225/35
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Jan 27, 2012 | 11:37 AM
  #10142  
Why not having match camber?

-3 in the front and -6 in the back is a pretty big difference.
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Jan 27, 2012 | 11:47 AM
  #10143  
Quote: looks good! but a bit too slammed imo...



half the cars in here now are "too slammed" and too stretched and cambered out but i guess its all in what u like, everyone has their own taste..looks ghetto to me, id be embarrassed to drive around like that, i like it flush and nice and clean not poked out and cambered in so the tires that arent the right size to begin with are half on the ground.

love some of these cars in here if they had correct size tires and not so cambered out..would clean up nice..
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Jan 27, 2012 | 11:55 AM
  #10144  
^thats ghey
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Jan 27, 2012 | 12:01 PM
  #10145  
Quote: ^thats ghey
bout as "ghey" as going for the hot wheels look, but like i said everyone has their own taste..rock it out if thats what u like stretch it out..just dont know how someone can like looking at their car from the front or back and only see tires sticking out and extremely cambered in like its ready to go off-roading or something. just not my cup of tea and takes away the clean look imo.
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Jan 27, 2012 | 12:07 PM
  #10146  
Quote: bout as "ghey" as going for the hot wheels look, but like i said everyone has their own taste..rock it out if thats what u like stretch it out..just dont know how someone can like looking at their car from the front or back and only see tires sticking out and extremely cambered in like its ready to go off-roading or something. just not my cup of tea and takes away the clean look imo.
you should try it. It will grow on you
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Jan 27, 2012 | 12:10 PM
  #10147  
Quote: you should try it. It will grow on you
lol..trust me it wont...my wheels are perfectly flush with the fenders running a slight neg. camber and i was worried that was gonna be too much for my taste and its not even comparable.

like i said not hating or bashing just not my style and cant grow to like it no matter how many pics i look at..always love it from the side then i see it from the front or back and just hate it
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Jan 27, 2012 | 12:10 PM
  #10148  
Quote: bout as "ghey" as going for the hot wheels look, but like i said everyone has their own taste..rock it out if thats what u like stretch it out..just dont know how someone can like looking at their car from the front or back and only see tires sticking out and extremely cambered in like its ready to go off-roading or something. just not my cup of tea and takes away the clean look imo.
You're right. That's your opinion and I respect that.

For me, I dislike cars that have sunken in looking wheels with over-sized tires that aren't low enough. I dunno how someone could look at that set up and be like, "Oh man... that's clean!"
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Jan 27, 2012 | 12:11 PM
  #10149  
^ ftw
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Jan 27, 2012 | 12:17 PM
  #10150  
Anh, if it helps,

My front camber was -3.2 and I was running 19x10-10 no problem

My rear is -4.5, and I could fit 11.5 -10 with a slight pull . With -6 camber, Im sure I'd be able to pull of a 12 with double digit negative offset
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Jan 27, 2012 | 12:27 PM
  #10151  
Quote: You're right. That's your opinion and I respect that.

For me, I dislike cars that have sunken in looking wheels with over-sized tires that aren't low enough. I dunno how someone could look at that set up and be like, "Oh man... that's clean!"

i dont like sunken in wheels by any means or oversized tires..i like proper offsets and correct size tires.just for example of the clean stance i was going for imo(not my car but similar stance to mine)..."oh man...that's clean!"

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Jan 27, 2012 | 01:59 PM
  #10152  
Quote: ^for the front u should try a 225/35
I was thinking about that, but I'm set on a 235/35 for the front since I drive near potholes daily haha. I also wanted the little bit more of reliability of being able to hold air.

Quote: Why not having match camber?

-3 in the front and -6 in the back is a pretty big difference.
I was thinking the same, but -6 was just an idea haha. It'll be more like 2.5~3 front and 3~4 rear. I don't have aftermarket camber arms for the front yet, so it's just natural camber.

Quote: Anh, if it helps,

My front camber was -3.2 and I was running 19x10-10 no problem

My rear is -4.5, and I could fit 11.5 -10 with a slight pull . With -6 camber, Im sure I'd be able to pull of a 12 with double digit negative offset
I guess I'll stick with 20x10 +0 and 20x11 -15 since my camber isn't as negative as yours, but I'm hoping I can compensate for it with a bigger pull.
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Jan 27, 2012 | 05:43 PM
  #10153  
Quote: bout as "ghey" as going for the hot wheels look, but like i said everyone has their own taste..rock it out if thats what u like stretch it out..just dont know how someone can like looking at their car from the front or back and only see tires sticking out and extremely cambered in like its ready to go off-roading or something. just not my cup of tea and takes away the clean look imo.
cause it gives me teh bonerzz
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Jan 27, 2012 | 07:04 PM
  #10154  
Quote: cause it gives me teh bonerzz



lol .maybe its growing on me, cant figure it out yet
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Jan 27, 2012 | 07:14 PM
  #10155  
Quote: bout as "ghey" as going for the hot wheels look, but like i said everyone has their own taste..rock it out if thats what u like stretch it out..just dont know how someone can like looking at their car from the front or back and only see tires sticking out and extremely cambered in like its ready to go off-roading or something. just not my cup of tea and takes away the clean look imo.
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