aggressive fitment - how do I make this work? (pics)
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Watch it on more neg camber.
You'll still rub bad when digging in a turn while loosing the negative on that side in a turn.
Been there done that bro...
But give it a shot first I guess.
G/L and give us an update.
You'll still rub bad when digging in a turn while loosing the negative on that side in a turn.
Been there done that bro...
But give it a shot first I guess.
G/L and give us an update.
possibly on the rear, I'm a little hesitant to roll the rear more myself. a local tuner shop rolled it for me. I rolled the fronts more so than the factory roll, and while it served its purpose, I think I went a little overboard and flared it out too much.
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put the front back down, it doesnt look right that high. The rear height is fine for now. an additional half degree of camber would help stop the rubbing, and like others said, flatten the fenders if they're not already.
If you're going to stretch the tires on your next set, run a 265/35, you'll gain an extra 5mm of clearance from the tire to fender if you go with the same brand/model tire.
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If you're going to stretch the tires on your next set, run a 265/35, you'll gain an extra 5mm of clearance from the tire to fender if you go with the same brand/model tire.
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