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If you run thicker sized tires your going to rub even more! In order to eliminate this problem you need to roll your fenders, run some negative camber, maybe cut some of your fender lining. The only way to eliminate wheel gap is to lower it more. Running a size 50 tire would just look silly imo.Originally Posted by Defratos
Man everyone's telling me that, I'm already lowered on JIC although at the least drop. But what I need to do it get thicker tires because I'm running on 35s and I'm scrapping the $hit out of the car everywhere, so I'm switching to 45 or 50 which should help close up the gap as well.
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I probably will rub up front if I fit 50s, probably better to stick to 40s. The rear shouldn't face rubbing issues. Some guys on this forum are running 275 on the rear Originally Posted by Tomiegunzz
If you run thicker sized tires your going to rub even more! In order to eliminate this problem you need to roll your fenders, run some negative camber, maybe cut some of your fender lining. The only way to eliminate wheel gap is to lower it more. Running a size 50 tire would just look silly imo.
Oh I also want to avoid rolling the fenders, I'll probably need some negative camber if I go for 45s
Oh also just noticed, I probably should clarify, when I said Scrapping my car I didn't mean the wheels rubbing the fenders, I'm talking about hitting the bottom of my car when I enter steep driveways.
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lol def can't buy bigger wheels, you should see the roads I have to drive on over here. I need to keep it practical as it's my dd.Originally Posted by MYG35IZSICK
I'd say buy bigger wheels.
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sedan is too thick and nowhere near tucking.
i guess we should change the title of the thread to SUPER aggressive or something.
i guess we should change the title of the thread to SUPER aggressive or something.

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^^no not really 98% of the cars posted in here have been according to the thread title
but its one of those u don't ask if ur stanced.. if ur duing it right u know
a very interesting tsx


but its one of those u don't ask if ur stanced.. if ur duing it right u know
a very interesting tsx


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some euro love
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yah that sedan doesn't belong in here at allsome euro love
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i guess we should change the title of the thread to SUPER aggressive or something.
Aww guys Originally Posted by w0ady
sedan is too thick and nowhere near tucking. i guess we should change the title of the thread to SUPER aggressive or something.
, are you saying I should remove my beautiful pics? 
wouldn't you consider them aggressive at least?
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I like the fitment on that tsx.. No crazy camber..
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but its one of those u don't ask if ur stanced.. if ur duing it right u know
a very interesting tsx

love the fitment, hate the color. Purple? Really?Originally Posted by eurodre
^^no not really 98% of the cars posted in here have been according to the thread titlebut its one of those u don't ask if ur stanced.. if ur duing it right u know
a very interesting tsx

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^ any variation of black woulda looked so much better
or even gold
or thinking about it a silver (match up with the trim)
or even gold
or thinking about it a silver (match up with the trim)
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I really like the purple, goes well with the car and it's not the typical colors people have on their cars, like the ones listed above... Those would have looked good too but i like it different.
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i actually like the purple on the tsx as well. just need to black out the tails cause the red clashes bad.
defratos - if your car was lower and maybe a little more stretched, it would fit perfect here.
defratos - if your car was lower and maybe a little more stretched, it would fit perfect here.











