Aggressive Wheels & Stretched Tires: Post 'Em Up! [[Some NSFW]]
...Park Eun Kyung her gif made me cry, laff and want buy a plane ticket to Korea all at the same time
Originally Posted by robzone
.....thats comment that needs some thinking behind it....Cost_A_G 's wheels reaquire alot of camber in order to run them, hence also the 225/255 35 set up, and his car is dropped as low as I am but he doesn't have the ground effects that give the car a more lower look "illusion", to most, his wheel specs are impractical along with his camber settings....on a side note...Cost_A_G's G is one of my favorite G's on this site
Costa A G is the white one with the t1s right?? if thats the one then it definitely is one of the clean Gs on this site.... anyone ever thought of run iin the negative teen offset by 11s????? that will be real aggressive
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Originally Posted by ShanesG
do they make those wheels that will fit a G^^^
Originally Posted by Gr8One
I have so much negative camber. Its a pain. At high speeds I can hear the rear grinding against the rear inner wheel fender. I'll post pics later
Another thought which I have know idea if it exsist in the G35 world is using offset bushings. Looks like SPC's camber kit includes a rear lower arm and eccentric bolts/washers. You can actually get bushings with the eccentric bolt hole offset to one side instead of centered. This will alow you to press it in one way or the other to get more aggressive camber or less aggressive camber. My thought is using them in conjunction with the rear lower arm to basicly change the rear offset slightly so you can adjust the rear arm inwards and strighten everything out. Same thing I did on the miata!
SPC Camber Arm Setup

Eccentric Standard Bushing

Eccentric Offset Bushing









