What are your thoughts on the battle version camber & toe links?

http://battleversion.com/store/g35g37/

 

Dunlop are great tires, but run a little large.

Good price on them though.

Well what look are you going for? You've got a stretched tire in the front and you're planning to run a full size tire in the rear?

Alex is the man, I run Battleversion arms.

 

Awesome! Just grabbed a set!

I hope the front sits okay. I hope I don't need anything for it. Lol

 

What are you trying to fit again?

And worst case just buy megan fronts, they only adjust negatively and are super cheap.

 

My fronts are 20x10 rears 20x11 +15 offset all around
lowering 1.5ish rear and 2ish front

 

i guess im going for this look
kinda

maybe a 265 35 or 30

 

I also found some Falkens for $160/piece

http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/fin...=AZEINT&cs=225

Are they worth the extra $35/tire?

 

A shop in the city said that the FK 452 are discontinued, is that true?

 

About to put a deposit on these rims with these sizes - Vertini Fairlady (2) 20x8.5 +25 and (2) 20x10 +25 5x114.3

I have stock suspension and looking to make my rims/wheels flush with my guards. I do have access to a guard roller also i have been recommended 10mm spacers all way round.

What you guys think?

 

You're good then.

yea probably 265 in the rear... still uneven stretch though.

Na dunlops are better IMO

Wouldn't doubt it, FKs are **** tires.

Personally, I'd buy 20x10 all the way around. No spacer needed in the front and maybe a 10mm in the back. Run 255/35 all the way around.

 

[quote/]Personally, I'd buy 20x10 all the way around. No spacer needed in the front and maybe a 10mm in the back. Run 255/35 all the way around.[/quote]

The 2 sizes i have gone with are the last available from the guy that's selling them to me, he's given me a great price of $1,900 delivered (AUD).

I thought of doing 255/35 F 275/35 R for a meatier back.

Will 20x8.5 F and 20x10 R look good and flush though?

 

Yea that works, however the 255 is kind of big for an 8.5 I'd do 245/375.

 

Excellent, thanks for your help mate that's cleared things up for me a bit better

 

so what 255 then.... i really dont wanna run a 245 in the back .... looks kinda funky

 

2003 coupe non brembo.

I'm looking at purchasing a set of 18x9 with 265/35 fronts and 18x10 285/35 back. I believe the offset is +21 front +22 rear. I'm not absolutely sure of the offset. The markings, on the inside of the rims, were stamped and I couldn't read them very well. Based on the info provided, will I have any issues with rubbing?