k.diaz1105

So rears sit flush and fronts wouldn't mind a spacer? if so what size spacer do you think would help them sit flush?

Austin713

i dont think the fronts need a spacer at all. if anything 5-10mm max if you wanted it to poke out a bit more but the fittement on these wheels really looks like it should have come from the factory like that.

scotty_g

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I am probably going to do michelin super sports or those swededish bad *** tires, vredestein ultrac sessanta. Tired of hankook, everyone has them i think they are overated. Never owned them myself, but many friends have. Will keep you posted later in spring. 245/40/19 all around

maxximase

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Maybe these pics shows it better. The rears are perfectly flush with the edge of the fender (not to be confused with hellaflush or any other of that nonsense), while the fronts are tucked in. A 10-15mm spacer would probably even them out.

Or, as I'm wondering, can I run rears at all 4 corners? I am more interested in being able to rotate my tires than "fix" the tucked in fronts.

Eibach springs, no camber kit, OEM tire sizes

qpham45

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So SESSSY!!!!!

scotty_g

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Nice, probably partially from the negative camber in the front.

sniper27

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Do you have spacers for the rears?