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stock camber is like zero and one degree its nothing and not nearly enough to do aggressive awesome looking fitment
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Front is like 1.25 and tears are over 2. That's not nothing, not saying it's a lot but anything over 2.5 on a usually street use car and ur into needles tire wear, and loss of straight line grip. |
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2) Forgestar F14 DC/SDC Brilliant Silver 3) 19x10 et20, 20x11 et20 4) Michelin PSS 5) 275/35/19, 305/30/20 6) Stance SS+ Pro w/ ISM cup kit 7) -3.5, -2.5 8) Fenders stock 9) None 10) Fits fine, no mods needed 11) Flush/aggressive 12) Dunno ![]() ![]() 1) See below 2) Rays Nismo rear, Forgestar F14 SDC Brilliant Silver 3) 19x10.5 et18 (5mm spacer), 20x11 et20 4) Michelin PSS 5) 285/35/19, 305/30/20 6) Stance SS+ Pro w/ ISM cup kit 7) -3.5, -2.5 8) Fenders stock 9) None 10) Fronts rub slightly over large bumps, would fit fine without spacer 11) Flush/aggressive 12) Dunno ![]() |
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Yeah, just the angle. The top setup doesn't rub even going hard into a corner with a passenger. The bottom setup rubbed over any decent bump with the spacers on it.
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i was also looking at it on my phone at first, now i'm on a desktop and i see whats going on now
any side shots? dont think ive seen anyone else running 19/20 stagger |
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20x10.5 et 15. 245/35 Going to roll a bit up front and add spacers to rear possibly -5 offset in rear or more. IMG-20161123-WA0001.jpg 11/25/16. Cambered it more. Spacers added to rear. Sitting purrdy. ![]() 20161125_134353.jpg 20161126_020427.jpg Last edited by tblas14; 11-25-2016 at 10:16 AM. |
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![]() Any one running 20x11 all around? Thanks. |
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Sorry for the crappy pic. Don't have many of my Z
Rohana RF2 in Black Front (20x9+25) Rear (20x11+28) Falken tires (can't remember the specs, car in storage lol) Accuair E-Level air management, Airlift struts and bags, Viar 444c Stock camber No modifications needed No issues prior or after to installing. Very flush fit. No issues with rubbing. Very light approx 15lbs |
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Found some wheels at a good price but not sure how the offsets would work
The specs would be: 20x9.5 +22 20x10.5 +25 I would like them to sit just inside the finders after i drop it a little i think or maybe flush with the fenders. Definitely looking for a meaty tire setup. Would I need spacers? What size tire would yall recommend? Im thinking 265 front and 305 rear but no idea if those would poke out. Im also planning on installing coil overs soon so there is some adjustment to be had there. DPE :tiphat Last edited by wheysted32; 02-03-2017 at 03:54 PM. |
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at 20 inches, 265 and 305 is a hard. 265/30 is pretty short. 265/35 is tall. Folks seem to like running 305/30 in back though, so i guess thats fine. Its taller than stock though
255/35 and 295/30 might be better those offsets though are super conservative. Fronts are ok, same standard sizing everyone does with no fitment issues. Rears are pretty sunk. Bleh sizing. Don't care if they're a good deal, pass and wait for the next one or save up and get the right size to begin with in the wheel you want
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9.5 + 17 and 10.5 + 12 Those offsets would work and be much better yes? Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk |
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