OK I understand that i need spacers, will ONE of you guys please be kind enough to tell me how big of a spacer i would need?! everyone keeps recomending them but no one is giving me a correct size

 

Without seeing the setup in person it would be negligent for anyone to say exactly what size wheel spacer you would need from those pics. You will definetly want to get the camber kit installed 1st, raise the front a little and then decide what size spacer you can go with. You can get a good idea by just measuring the distance from the sidewall of the tire to the edge of the fender.

 

pretty chill....i cant deal with revits though...thats just me

 

its a +25 offset all around, what more info would you need? i mean i just dont want to spend money on spacers and deal with fender rolling and what not, i dont need a super agressive stance on the car, i get compliments all the time on it. But if anyone can suggest a size spacer or where to get some decent ones that would be great =]. My pops took my digi cam wire to work and left it there, but the car is even now, the fender is flush with the top of the tire, i think it looks 10000x better, it wass TOO low before and it handles so much better as well with the front and rear even

 

where in jersey are u from??

 

hazlet/holmdel area your not too far away. we should have a little photoshoot one time, will be like twins

 

got the new pics snapped, nothing too too crazy but i figured id share after everything is all evened out.

 

hard to tell from the pics...but really depends how aggressive you want it..

Personally, id put a 10 mm in the front and a 15 mm spacer in the rear..

If you want to be a little more conservative then throw a 5mm in the front and a 10mm in the back.

 

if i get those spacers will i need extended studs...or even better question, would i need to roll the fenders?

 

only if the you got the 15mm set up would you need new studs, i want to say that 10mms dont require them but im not 100 percent sure..just look it up.

And you might need to roll the fenders a bit in the rear but thats cake.

 

Car looks great!