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with the 20x8.5 +20 and 20x10 +25 i would suggest a 10mm spacer all around to make it better flush on the guards....you wouldn't rub in the back unless you didn't roll your fenders, if you roll them you won't have that problem...camber kits are simple, they replace an oem part of your suspension that allows you to correct your camber when you lower a car...a car natural gains negative camber as you lower it and usually most people will need rear camber kits if they go more than an inch of a drop...it helps you so that your tires do not wear out unevenly
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Is there any way i can get that flush look without spacers? they are actually illegal in Australia. Okay great, i am putting a deposit on the rims today and buying the S-Techs today as well. Which are the best/cheapest camber kits to buy and how are they to install? Your help is valuable thank you!Originally Posted by ambiguous113
with the 20x8.5 +20 and 20x10 +25 i would suggest a 10mm spacer all around to make it better flush on the guards....you wouldn't rub in the back unless you didn't roll your fenders, if you roll them you won't have that problem...camber kits are simple, they replace an oem part of your suspension that allows you to correct your camber when you lower a car...a car natural gains negative camber as you lower it and usually most people will need rear camber kits if they go more than an inch of a drop...it helps you so that your tires do not wear out unevenly
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Or is there a different set of Brand Name springs that can give me a slightly less of a drop than 1.5''?
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buy spacers anyway.
There's a bunch of illegal stuff here in california and everybody still does it. If your wheels aren't flush, theres no way to make it more flush without spacers.
There's a bunch of illegal stuff here in california and everybody still does it. If your wheels aren't flush, theres no way to make it more flush without spacers.
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You won't really be able to get the flush look with those specs/offsets without spacers, sorry....and i wouldn't cheap out on suspension parts, so i'd go with spc rear camber arms, they aren't the hardest thing to install but definately one of the easier suspension mods to DIY
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There's a bunch of illegal stuff here in california and everybody still does it. If your wheels aren't flush, theres no way to make it more flush without spacers.
I think i will get spacers anyway lol, 15mm or 20mm?Originally Posted by ME GUSTA
buy spacers anyway.There's a bunch of illegal stuff here in california and everybody still does it. If your wheels aren't flush, theres no way to make it more flush without spacers.
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do it. who's gonna find out? i doubt cops even check there. if they do, just say it came with the wheels and was recommended to install them.
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Okay, that sounds good. Is there going to be any issues only putting in a rear camber kit and not a front one as well? I am going to need to buy new shocks too since they are going to wear quicker with a drop. Can you recommend any springs that would lower around 1''? that would be a perfect drop and good height for me and the roads in my town and driveways.Originally Posted by ambiguous113
You won't really be able to get the flush look with those specs/offsets without spacers, sorry....and i wouldn't cheap out on suspension parts, so i'd go with spc rear camber arms, they aren't the hardest thing to install but definately one of the easier suspension mods to DIY
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/SPC-EXTRE...item5d349bb4fd
Is there a way to get the camber kit cheaper than that price on Ebay?
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I'm just talking to a mate that has the EXACT same rim setup and offset as what i'm looking at and he's lowered on Eibach springs 1.1'' drop and has no problem at all with rubbing, just waiting for some pics to see how it looks. He has just bought a camber kit and is going to roll the back fender so i think i will go with the camber kit as well just depends how it looks with and without it and as i said before its my daily drive so i dont want it super low just looking nice and clean.
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Sorry guys, but I'm a complete rookie when it comes to wheels/tires/fitment...
What is the most aggressive fitment I can put on my 04 G35 Coupe without having to roll my fenders and worrying about rubbing and all that? I'll probably go 19 staggered.
Thanks in advance...
What is the most aggressive fitment I can put on my 04 G35 Coupe without having to roll my fenders and worrying about rubbing and all that? I'll probably go 19 staggered.
Thanks in advance...
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19x9.5 and 19x10.5 stick to the lower 20 offset ranges and you'll be good...you know rolling fenders isn't a big deal and doesn't damage anything, its a simple fix
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Thanks... I'll have to look into that.Originally Posted by ambiguous113
19x9.5 and 19x10.5 stick to the lower 20 offset ranges and you'll be good...you know rolling fenders isn't a big deal and doesn't damage anything, its a simple fix
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Ok....Im a newbie here and I know this question has been asked a million and now a million and one times but I just got a set of 20x10's with a 20mm offset, I want to stretch the tires too what size would anyone recommend to do so and will I need spacers, if so what ones? Thanks in advance!!!
