just got some new wheels and am having problems getting the front to sit flush.

my current setup is tein s-techs w/ cut rear springmounts, ichiba front a-arms, spl rear camber arms and spc toe bolts. running about -3 camber

rear fenders are rolled flat with a slight pull.

wheels are garson deep racing 19x10 +4 front, 19x12 +6 rear

tires are 235/35 front, 255/35 rear.

the rears sit perfect with a pull and the rear spring mounts cut which make it level, however the front is not quite flush. the wheels sit flush but there is still a small gap between fender and tire.

is the front fender higher than the rear?

also I dont want to drop it anymore because the front of the sideskirts are already 3" from the ground and any lower and I cant drive anywhere.

looking for any helpful advice. thanks in advance!

 

less negative camber?

 

Advise: Lower your front more!

But you can't lower due to 3" side clearance.

Maybe try your luck in magic???

 

sorry forgot to mention -3 rear 0 front.

shane-the height is perfect, maybe I need to space it? ill see what I can do about the height maybe I can work it somehow.


<3 the rear fitment though. pokes a little but with a little more pull itll be perfect. Lip is 1" longer than a dollar bill long ways

 

In for the PICS!!

 

PICS now please!!!!!!

 

ill try take some pics but i dont have a camera so itll be crappy camera phone pics.

 

okok heres a quick pic of the rear. gonna lower more and pull fender so dont worry about that. just a sample of the rear since ppl are in for pics!

 

they arent my style of wheel, but HOLY FVCKING LIP BATMAN!

take more pics, the angle from the rear and several photos.

 

I would say either lower it more in the front or grab a set of spacers