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camber doesn't reduce tire life. it only concentrates the wear on a certain area/contact patch. toe is what kills tire life. .
On the right path here but you're also wrong, running negative camber DEFINITELY decreases tire life. Just as much and a tire being out of round, under or over inflated or slightly toed. Tire life can be maintained by zeroing the toe, but you're definitely still going to go through a set at -10 100x faster than a car within OEM spec.Originally Posted by DrewDrew
camber doesn't reduce tire life. it only concentrates the wear on a certain area/contact patch. toe is what kills tire life. .
I'm a AWD sedan, currently running 18x8.5 +33 all around with 235/45F and 265/40R. Coils have me at one finger gap space. I just got the rears rolled because i was rubbing with 265's. Currently camber is set at -2.6 fronts and -1.5 rears. Will get front camber arms shortly.
In terms of spacers i know i can push this out some more. I wanted to get -2.0 camber all around but no idea if 25mm spacer would be too much. I was leaning towards a 10-15mm.
In terms of spacers i know i can push this out some more. I wanted to get -2.0 camber all around but no idea if 25mm spacer would be too much. I was leaning towards a 10-15mm.
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Ok so if i do -3.5 deg camber and have correct toe settings and drive carefully i'll still be able to get decent tire life if i'm understanding this correctly. It's okay i have to drive slow when lowered in Edmonton roads anyways
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Thanks for your help drewdrew and 4DGS
. Lol.Thanks for your help drewdrew and 4DGS
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In terms of spacers i know i can push this out some more. I wanted to get -2.0 camber all around but no idea if 25mm spacer would be too much. I was leaning towards a 10-15mm.
Why not just wait and see then measure and buy spacers?Originally Posted by TurTLe*
I'm a AWD sedan, currently running 18x8.5 +33 all around with 235/45F and 265/40R. Coils have me at one finger gap space. I just got the rears rolled because i was rubbing with 265's. Currently camber is set at -2.6 fronts and -1.5 rears. Will get front camber arms shortly. In terms of spacers i know i can push this out some more. I wanted to get -2.0 camber all around but no idea if 25mm spacer would be too much. I was leaning towards a 10-15mm.
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Thanks for your help drewdrew and 4DGS
Decent, sure! lolOriginally Posted by wussupb0o
Ok so if i do -3.5 deg camber and have correct toe settings and drive carefully i'll still be able to get decent tire life if i'm understanding this correctly. It's okay i have to drive slow when lowered in Edmonton roads anyways
. Lol.Thanks for your help drewdrew and 4DGS
But you don't have to baby it, I drive aggressively with -4.5 up front and -6 out back.
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How often do you have to get new tires? As long as i don't have to replace tires every couple months i'll be happy lol
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I realized this after I posted. I remember back when I saw a picture of a tire that had ran over -10* and said it only lasted a couple months. There is def a point when tire life decreases exponentially. Thanks.Originally Posted by 4DGS
On the right path here but you're also wrong, running negative camber DEFINITELY decreases tire life. Just as much and a tire being out of round, under or over inflated or slightly toed. Tire life can be maintained by zeroing the toe, but you're definitely still going to go through a set at -10 100x faster than a car within OEM spec.
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I have an 04 coupe w/brembo will i need to roll fenders?
Stock height ( i guess ill need to lower.. any recommendations?) I want to lower it abit
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FRONT: 19x9, 5x114.3 offset 22
BACK :19x10,5 inch , 5x114.3, offset 22
I have an 04 coupe w/brembo will i need to roll fenders?
Stock height ( i guess ill need to lower.. any recommendations?) I want to lower it abit
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FRONT: 19x9, 5x114.3 offset 22
BACK :19x10,5 inch , 5x114.3, offset 22
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^^that will look clean enough without a drop...you will not need to roll fenders for those offsets but it all depends on what look you are going for?? guessing you wanna run spacers?
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I drive my G35 about 3k miles a year. Takes a while before my tires are worn enough to need replacement. Originally Posted by wussupb0o
How often do you have to get new tires? As long as i don't have to replace tires every couple months i'll be happy lol

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Possibly spacers, ill see what it looks like first. It wont look like a monster truck without a drop? lol
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^true....but if you even just get springs it will look decent for what it is but at least a 10mm spacer would be best all around...but then you would need to roll the rears for that
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These cars like to eat tires as it is, at -5 degrees out back last year I got 12K kms before I sold the wheels with tires, rear wheels still had a fair bit of tread and could have been flipper left to right fo probably 30K total.Originally Posted by wussupb0o
How often do you have to get new tires? As long as i don't have to replace tires every couple months i'll be happy lol
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It just reduce the footprint and forces the wear upon somewhere it shouldn't. (the shoulders)Originally Posted by DrewDrew
I realized this after I posted. I remember back when I saw a picture of a tire that had ran over -10* and said it only lasted a couple months. There is def a point when tire life decreases exponentially. Thanks.
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I have an 04 coupe w/brembo will i need to roll fenders?
Stock height ( i guess ill need to lower.. any recommendations?) I want to lower it abit
Enkei rpf1
FRONT: 19x9, 5x114.3 offset 22
BACK :19x10,5 inch , 5x114.3, offset 22
Answered this in your thread.Originally Posted by one2nite
Hey guys found these localI have an 04 coupe w/brembo will i need to roll fenders?
Stock height ( i guess ill need to lower.. any recommendations?) I want to lower it abit
Enkei rpf1
FRONT: 19x9, 5x114.3 offset 22
BACK :19x10,5 inch , 5x114.3, offset 22
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hey guys, i found a good deal on some General Exclaim's here and want to know if they stretch similar to Hankook ventus? I found two 255/35/29's for $280 installed but need the stretch to match what i have now with the hankooks. this will be on a 10 inch wide wheel


