another offset fitment question.
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another offset fitment question.
I think my post got lost with the website work going on so here it is again...
I am buying a new set of 20x8.5 and 20x10 wheels for my car. I have the stock brembos and I am lowered to a no gap level with coilovers and running -1.5 deg of camber in the rear and -1 deg up front. I have my rear fenders rolled already. I am wanting to go with 255/30 and 285/30 tires.
Roughly what offsets F&R to be flush considering the tire size and camber settings I'm running? I don't want to be so aggressive that I would need run a skinnier tire or more negative camber.
I am buying a new set of 20x8.5 and 20x10 wheels for my car. I have the stock brembos and I am lowered to a no gap level with coilovers and running -1.5 deg of camber in the rear and -1 deg up front. I have my rear fenders rolled already. I am wanting to go with 255/30 and 285/30 tires.
Roughly what offsets F&R to be flush considering the tire size and camber settings I'm running? I don't want to be so aggressive that I would need run a skinnier tire or more negative camber.
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its probably daily driven and he wants the least amount of negative camber to increase wear while not losing much of the cars handling characteristics.. that's my guess anyway.
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It's not really daily driven. I'm running SPL front A arms and before the a arms I was running about -2 deg of camber, so they corrected to get it back in the "green". What value would you guys suggest up front?
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