18x10.5+15 rear with 285/35, 18x9.5+15 front with 255/40 Falken FK453s

 

you rub in the front at all?

 

Nope, no rubbing anywhere. Camber is -2 front, -1.5 rear, fenders are all lightly massaged from the last setup so there's a good bit if room. Could have dialed back all the camber but playing with the feel a bit. So far so good

 

hmmm, you got stiff coils i'm guessing?

 

Stance true style gr+/super sport, stock spring rates, nothing special. Just not slammed anymore, life's a lot easier this way

 

That picture is at a very favorable angle, which might cause some confusion. There's a little bit of wheel gap on the rear and the fronts are ever so slightly sunken. I won't be posting any better angles so don't ask, lol. But that may help explain the lack of rubbing. Fender heights are also all at or above 25" now.

 

Guys with 19s and 20s making me feel bad about my baby sized 18s, lol. Still getting used to no lip

 

i bet the ride is ALOT better though!!

 

Where's the beef?? Oh there it is.. haha

 

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Sadly, the car is for sale. The wheels and HKS suspension are posted in the Classified section.

 

Looks good man, hope the sales are quick and painless

 

Thank you.

 

What's next for you, car-wise?

 

I already picked up a G37S sedan. I need the space because of my newborn.

I'm still on the fence between coupe 19s or some nice 19s/20s. I'm also on the fence about getting some coilovers or just sticking to H&R springs.

Decisions decisions!

 

Well, you want the newborn to be comfortable. If they fall asleep the last thing you want is a harsh ride waking them up. Using that logic (and sharing it with the wife) I would absolutely say bags are your only real option.