OFFICIAL: Aggressive Wheel fitment FLUSH/STRETCH sedan
^If you have aftermarket a-arms you can adjust the front camber yourself. I would suggest an alignment after you get everything dialed in where its not rubbing and sits how you want it.
I doubt it since I really dont rub and have the same set up. Remember that when you compress the rear, the wheels will continue to camber in thus and clear the fender.
You can. I took my car to a shop since they have the software for alignment. I knew what specs I wanted (ran some trig equations) and told them to set it to those specs.
You can. I took my car to a shop since they have the software for alignment. I knew what specs I wanted (ran some trig equations) and told them to set it to those specs.
I doubt it since I really dont rub and have the same set up. Remember that when you compress the rear, the wheels will continue to camber in thus and clear the fender.
You can. I took my car to a shop since they have the software for alignment. I knew what specs I wanted (ran some trig equations) and told them to set it to those specs.
You can. I took my car to a shop since they have the software for alignment. I knew what specs I wanted (ran some trig equations) and told them to set it to those specs.
just get the spc shims. thats all i have. sitting at a -0.9 on one side lol
Went lower after seeing 4DGS' specs, fenders are 24" from the ground. Had passengers in the back and rubbed the sidewalls pretty much clear of any numbers or letters. My muffler is now also beat to hell from drifting sunday.
How was it drifting the sedan, any pics or video?
The sedan doesn't drift as easy as my Z did(it seems natural for the Z ) but i definately was one of the more expensive cars willing to take the abuse. need more steering angle but the longer body looks sick sliding. friends pics coming soon





