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Just checked the Tire Race and depends on the tire. A Continental ExtremeContact 285/35/19 will work on a 9-11" rim, but a Hankook Evo V12 needs a 9.5" rim.
Either way, a 285 tire on our stock rim is a tight squeeze. I think 275 is probably as wide as you should go.
Yes, both frt and rr kits. camber and toe are back to factory specs.
Hi TVPostSound, what are the frt and rr kits that I should use to get your set up? Is there a specific model of camber kits? Or is it just camber adjustments on stock?
With 225/245 does 20mm look the best all around on eibach... Anybody has pictures with 20mm and rear 15mm on stock 225/245
I just ordered swift springs with H&R 20mm front and 15mm rear spacers. I have stock 225/245 and will post maybe next weekend if they come in by then..I need new tires so I'm going to go with what TVPostSound's set up, exactly what I want.
I'll wait until you get those 20mm front and 15mm rear with the stock tires so I can see your pictures. From the Black G with the wide angle shot with 20mm all the way around in stock tires with a drop. It be hard to see a difference of 5mm.
Originally Posted by g37nightrider
I just ordered swift springs with H&R 20mm front and 15mm rear spacers. I have stock 225/245 and will post maybe next weekend if they come in by then..I need new tires so I'm going to go with what TVPostSound's set up, exactly what I want.
Originally Posted by TVPostSound
Yes, if you increase the rear to 275, then youll need 15mm spacers.
I'll wait until you get those 20mm front and 15mm rear with the stock tires so I can see your pictures. From the Black G with the wide angle shot with 20mm all the way around in stock tires with a drop. It be hard to see a difference of 5mm.
I can see the difference as well. I have 20 on front and rear and my rear seems more aggressive. Might be because the front is a little lower than rear.