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Old Feb 17, 2011 | 12:50 PM
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They look great! You should get a pic from the rear so we can see how fat those tires look!
 
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Old Feb 17, 2011 | 12:55 PM
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Hey im new to the forum. i just bought a 2007 g35X. Im looking into buying the new Vossen CV2 wheels staggard. im planning on buying the eibach lowering springs. with mine being lowered already do you think a 10.5 should work the same like it did on your non AWD??? Mines and everyday driver and i wanna make sure i have no issues...also...2 more questions....

1. Where did you buy your camber kit?

2. Are your tires wearing on the inside alot more since you have negative camber?

thanks.
CV2's are nice wheels, eibach springs be good, with eibach springs you will be fine, staggered on all wheel drive I am not sure how that works out, but i think if you have the same tire height you should be okay.

1. I got my camber kit on tire rack. Front camber arms suck because they hit the inner fender when ur car is slammed, back ones are okay.

2. The insides arent wearing a lot, but i flipped them once, to get more tire life. So far i got 22k miles out of the nitto 555, I will probably change them in about 3-4k miles.
 
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Old Feb 17, 2011 | 07:07 PM
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love those wheels how much did they run you
 
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Old Feb 18, 2011 | 12:49 AM
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Originally Posted by 07IMLG
CV2's are nice wheels, eibach springs be good, with eibach springs you will be fine, staggered on all wheel drive I am not sure how that works out, but i think if you have the same tire height you should be okay.

1. I got my camber kit on tire rack. Front camber arms suck because they hit the inner fender when ur car is slammed, back ones are okay.

2. The insides arent wearing a lot, but i flipped them once, to get more tire life. So far i got 22k miles out of the nitto 555, I will probably change them in about 3-4k miles.
Hey bro....what front camber arms are you running? Do you know if they all knock? I want to lower my front more but in order to do so, I need to run more camber.
 
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Old Feb 18, 2011 | 09:23 AM
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The wheels were 2300 with nitto 555 tires when i got them few years ago. I have the spc camber arms, when i had my car slammed it would knock on all kind of dips and bumps so i had to raise my car up, The only solution to that problem was to add a big bumpstop so it would bottom out on that instead of your fender, but you would loose most of your suspension travel. So my car is like this now, but i will prob lower the rear just a lil more.
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Old Feb 18, 2011 | 09:26 AM
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havnt ordered them yet...im acctually a vossen dealer now...my family owns a wheel and tire shop in PA..
 
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Old Feb 18, 2011 | 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by 07IMLG
The wheels were 2300 with nitto 555 tires when i got them few years ago. I have the spc camber arms, when i had my car slammed it would knock on all kind of dips and bumps so i had to raise my car up, The only solution to that problem was to add a big bumpstop so it would bottom out on that instead of your fender, but you would loose most of your suspension travel. So my car is like this now, but i will prob lower the rear just a lil more.

As far as rear camber kits go...tire rack doesnt offer a camber kit for my awd...any suggestions anyone?
 
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Old Feb 18, 2011 | 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted by 07IMLG
I have the spc camber arms, when i had my car slammed it would knock on all kind of dips and bumps so i had to raise my car up, The only solution to that problem was to add a big bumpstop so it would bottom out on that instead of your fender, but you would loose most of your suspension travel. So my car is like this now, but i will prob lower the rear just a lil more.
I wonder if they've corrected this issue? Thanks for the info bro.
 
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Old Feb 18, 2011 | 12:21 PM
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haha yea they have, they give you 15 rubber spacers so you can put above your bumpstop to loose your suspension travel GREAT FIX lol
 
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Old Feb 18, 2011 | 12:48 PM
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Haha I guess that's what you call r&d.
 
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Old Feb 20, 2011 | 07:06 PM
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looks awesome!
 
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Old Feb 27, 2011 | 02:40 AM
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Great setup!! I love it!!
Mine Vossens cv1 are coming soon in 20x9 ET32 all around because of I drive X....but I stiil have time to change my mind and go with +38 offset instead of +32 I ordered.
I still don't know....I need a nice look with no big flush, just to my wheel match the fender, or maybe a little flush.
Also I'm on Impuls right now, but thinkin about new Eibachs for the X.
Any ideas??

And I think I can go with 255-35 to protect my rims a little bit more.
 

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Old Feb 27, 2011 | 10:03 AM
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I just installed eibachs on my x last week. Now for what reason are you doing 9's all around...will 10.5's not work in the back on an x? Im just about ready to order my CV2's but I can't decide if I should try to do the 10.5's in the back or if I should do the 9's all around.....I'm just not sure how the x differs from the rest of them in the rear....any help or info would be great.

Ps. Eibachs = def need camber kits. My front is now a negative 1.50 on each side. Any ideas are what kit to buy....who's got the best quality for the least amount of money?????




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Great setup!! I love it!!
Mine Vossens cv1 are coming soon in 20x9 ET32 all around because of I drive X....but I stiil have time to change my mind and go with +38 offset instead of +32 I ordered.
I still don't know....I need a nice look with no big flush, just to my wheel match the fender, or maybe a little flush.
Also I'm on Impuls right now, but thinkin about new Eibachs for the X.
Any ideas??

And I think I can go with 255-35 to protect my rims a little bit more.
 
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Old Feb 27, 2011 | 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted by bly18
I just installed eibachs on my x last week. Now for what reason are you doing 9's all around...will 10.5's not work in the back on an x? Im just about ready to order my CV2's but I can't decide if I should try to do the 10.5's in the back or if I should do the 9's all around.....I'm just not sure how the x differs from the rest of them in the rear....any help or info would be great.

Ps. Eibachs = def need camber kits. My front is now a negative 1.50 on each side. Any ideas are what kit to buy....who's got the best quality for the least amount of money?????
It all about the benjamins.....10.5 are more expensive and it is hard to find only 2 tires for the rear....all shops here in Russia sells only 4 tires in one size.

So I think I must go with ET32 and Eibachs. What about tires guys? 245/35 or 255/35??
 
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Old Feb 27, 2011 | 12:40 PM
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255/35/20 will fill the rim up alot better with them being a little wider. If i end up going 9"s all around im doing 255"s as well...
 
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