Should I go 35 profile or 30 profile in the front? Isn't it kind of rule of thumb that the front need more profile than back

EX: 235/35/20 - 265/30/20

 

Honestly just run general 235/35/20 and 265/30/20!!! if you don't lower too much you can go 245/35 and 275/30 w those offsets it all has to do w your drop!

 

Put the tires you want an adjust the height where you want it that's the beauty of coils!!! Yes 35 is recommended on fronts.

 

i highly recommend 35 in front, and 30 in the rear.
and 235 or 245 doesnt make that much difference, but i think 255 to 275 makes a lot.
I honestly think that if you can go 245,35 for front and 275 30 on the rear, with a adjusted height that would look sick.
I am S-tech pretty low, like i scrap once or twice in one month at random places.
but if you make it tad higher than s-tech and put those size, it ll be perfect.

 

and no - camber at all with my spec.

 

Josh On a previous thread I saw you had some clicking noises what was that from? Im afraid if I raise it to high than I will sacrifice a good chunk of handling.

Thanks for all your help guys!

 

It was corrected ! Had nothing to do w wheels or tires.

 

it was just wheel cap i didnt install properly.. i mentioned in on that thread that was about that

 

looks great!

 

Not to resurrect a dying thread, but I just re-stumbled back upon this while searching for something else and I was curious. I think I'm sitting at about -3.8 rear camber, I'm sort of lost as to how you guys aren't. Maybe I missed something, somewhere. What are you guys at?

 

Did u shave your rear bracket ? I did cause it was rubbing . My camber just fine and within specs

 

Well, I bent it up with some pliers, after that I was fine, but like I said I don't know how you guys aren't running as much camber, maybe I'm doing it wrong.

 

Hmmm I'm curious also.

 

my - camber at the rear is -1.2 with spc camber kit.
front without camber kit is -1.8. Front and Rear both toes in spec.

 

new pics upated. let me know what you think~
cv1 vs cv2? lol