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08-20-2009, 07:55 PM
#2826
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what do you mean? like go with a 215, or lower it a little more? haha because i cant go any lower in front, in the back i can but i need to sell my subs first. im thinking of ordering wheel spacers for the back, just dont know what size yet
08-20-2009, 08:08 PM
#2828
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oh ok. ill try to lower it in the front a tiny bit more, but like i said its pretty much as low as its gonna go without hitting the tire. i can barely fit a finger between it. and ok ill look into the 10mm spacers, thanks man.
08-20-2009, 09:18 PM
#2830
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np, but i would double check on this website --->http://www.wrongfitmentcrew.com/members-rides-f1/
they will help you figure out the right spacer and tire size and lowness to have.
08-20-2009, 09:41 PM
#2832
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looks good, but you need pics off-grass. grass makes people's car look lower that it really is.
what suspension are you running?
you can go 215 with straight camber or dail in some negative camber on 225s. your tires might wear out alittle faster with more neg camber on 225s, but 215s cost about $40 more per tire. so in the long term, the costs of replacing 225s faster is the same as buying more expensive 215s that'll last little longer with mimimal/no camber.
5mm rear wheel spacer would look good
you'd need rear spacers and tucked tires for the guys at wrong fitment crew to give props
what suspension are you running?
you can go 215 with straight camber or dail in some negative camber on 225s. your tires might wear out alittle faster with more neg camber on 225s, but 215s cost about $40 more per tire. so in the long term, the costs of replacing 225s faster is the same as buying more expensive 215s that'll last little longer with mimimal/no camber.
5mm rear wheel spacer would look good
you'd need rear spacers and tucked tires for the guys at wrong fitment crew to give props
08-24-2009, 12:54 PM
#2837
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This is all true....but I think it looks decent...Also running 17's has improved my MPG..I get like 26 on highway and 23 in town...this is my no worries set-up. I'm really enjoying it..they are so easy to clean and I have an idea for these bad boys too!
Last edited by 1_kLEan_tC; 08-24-2009 at 06:34 PM.
08-24-2009, 06:41 PM
#2838
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Location: Va
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