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yea I'm not sure if I can pull anymore on the rear, when using the roller we had to stack more spacers to flare it out more. Here are a few pics from my FS thread:





I can actually tuck in more if I put my toe links on and adjust for more camber. just using these til I finalize my track setup and street shoes.
Maybe I can get away with 11s in the rear, but nonetheless i don't mind the bulge since it'll be a track setup.





I can actually tuck in more if I put my toe links on and adjust for more camber. just using these til I finalize my track setup and street shoes.
Maybe I can get away with 11s in the rear, but nonetheless i don't mind the bulge since it'll be a track setup.
No, I have aligned it after the drop and this is what it looks like.


with exactly same drop on both sides.


with exactly same drop on both sides.
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^anything that is hubcentric and that at least aren't made in somebody's backyard are generally safe....just don't go to big with them and don't double up....even though i should never have to make that point....smh
your roads must be so much better in...wherever you are, than in OK. And what difference is 650lbs springs from the ones you had originally? You are static...meaning?
On a sedan 19x8.5 +35 fit into factory alignment? Fender can be rolled/pulled. Could 19x9.5 +30 fit into factory alignment? Even if I pulled the fender (I'm allowed 1/2 inch) it wouldn't fit right? Could 19x9.5 fit at a higher offset?









