My new offsets pics..lil stretched and poke
It should work if you shave the majority of the bracket off. I put on spacers this weekend for my wheels and my back was at 10.5 +22 with 275/30. My rear's stance is just about tucking in without spacers but with spacers you could barely get a credit card in between tires and fender. I'm at about -2.6 camber and that wasn't enough and I still rubbed on the bracket. I rubbed on the tiniest bumps on the road and when I tried going up a driveway my tire actually bent the bracket a little and now the left side of my rear bumper is a little off. Had to take off my spacers, and will probably work on shaving off a little more of the bracket.
Anyway, my point is 275/30 should work but you'll be cutting it close if your bracket isn't mostly shaved off and you're running some camber.
Anyway, my point is 275/30 should work but you'll be cutting it close if your bracket isn't mostly shaved off and you're running some camber.
[quote=Pcasey;3107677]Just switched up the offsets on my wheels. Vossen Cv1- 235/30 and 255/30 Hankook V12. Offset 20/25. These are cell pics sorry.
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dude wtf more vids, this is like a tease
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dude wtf more vids, this is like a tease
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It should work if you shave the majority of the bracket off. I put on spacers this weekend for my wheels and my back was at 10.5 +22 with 275/30. My rear's stance is just about tucking in without spacers but with spacers you could barely get a credit card in between tires and fender. I'm at about -2.6 camber and that wasn't enough and I still rubbed on the bracket. I rubbed on the tiniest bumps on the road and when I tried going up a driveway my tire actually bent the bracket a little and now the left side of my rear bumper is a little off. Had to take off my spacers, and will probably work on shaving off a little more of the bracket.
Anyway, my point is 275/30 should work but you'll be cutting it close if your bracket isn't mostly shaved off and you're running some camber.
Anyway, my point is 275/30 should work but you'll be cutting it close if your bracket isn't mostly shaved off and you're running some camber.
Wait, I just kinda saw this now. So Im gunna have to run about -3 camber and shave the bracket completely?? what were you lowered on??
LOL^ dude you might, first shave your bracket as much as possible. Its going to rub like heck if you dont. like i said best way to go is 245/30 and 265/30 toyos, buts thats$$ but it might be a pefect fit, especially since toyo's are basically a stretched looking tire. with your drop its hard to say, H&R is slammed, so u might run into some probs, it can be done though.
Yea if you're worried about running camber may as well shave as much of the bracket off as you can. Honestly I can't tell you from experience if it'll work with less than -3 camber with 275/30 tires. I'm sure it can be done but it requires a bit of trial and error.
And I'm lowered on KW coils, I don't really have an updated picture but I'd say my rear is about as low as yours, if not a tiny bit higher.
And I'm lowered on KW coils, I don't really have an updated picture but I'd say my rear is about as low as yours, if not a tiny bit higher.
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Tires came in today, work has been pretty busy so I will be mounting as soon as possible. I will also be selling my hankooks which are basically brand new, only drove on them a few weeks. 235/30 and 255/30. I hope these Falken 452 work.


