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Originally Posted by JVerge5363 Thanks for the heads up. Can't wait for pics and your opinions on results. Good luck with everything. Waiting on a supercharge kit from GTM, then

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Old 04-03-2014, 11:46 PM   #436 (permalink)
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Thanks for the heads up. Can't wait for pics and your opinions on results. Good luck with everything. Waiting on a supercharge kit from GTM, then want to work on traction/handling.
Wow, you're on to bigger and better things.. good luck to you as well.
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Cant wait for winter to finish being stupid. 265s in the front 305s in the rear.
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Cant wait for winter to finish being stupid. 265s in the front 305s in the rear.
Very nice wheels Tron. Next week for the weather.
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I want to see some "Meaty Tires" here. Some like 295+ on the front and 325+ on the rear. Would love to see 315's on the front and 355's on the rear.
you're one of the only people with wheels wide enough to do this lol

also i'm ordering 265/305 PSS's for my sport wheels

not sure if the fronts can handle 275's......nor the rears handleing 305's but guess i'll find out
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you're one of the only people with wheels wide enough to do this lol

also i'm ordering 265/305 PSS's for my sport wheels

not sure if the fronts can handle 275's......nor the rears handleing 305's but guess i'll find out
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Let's just hope these 305s fit the rear sport wheels and hold on lol
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Let's just hope these 305s fit the rear sport wheels and hold on lol
They will, its been done by a few people.
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They will, its been done by a few people.

I know but I get nervous since the sport wheels are 10" wide and the spec for the 305s are 10.5-11.5"
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I know but I get nervous since the sport wheels are 10" wide and the spec for the 305s are 10.5-11.5"
I'm looking to do the same specs with my sport wheels. Ive read that the pss run wider than the other brands, is this going to matter? Like for example the tread width is like 1.5inch wider than bridge stone s04s Are there pictures of sport wheels with PSS installed I've been looking but could only find pictures installed of other brands.
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I have 265/35/19 and 305/30/19, the wheel specs are 19x9.5 +20 19x11 +15.

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I have 265/35/19 and 305/30/19, the wheel specs are 19x9.5 +20 19x11 +15.

Looks awesome, perfect color combo. With your setup, how is the tire wear with those SPL rear camber arms? I'm looking to go lower on Swift springs and I'll be running the same tires (S04s) and sizes as well (265s & 305s). Spacers too, probably F-20mm, R-25mm. I was just researching camber kits... SPC vs. SPL.
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With your setup, how is the tire wear with those SPL rear camber arms? I'm looking to go lower on Swift springs and I'll be running the same tires (S04s) and sizes as well (265s & 305s). Spacers too, probably F-20mm, R-25mm. I was just researching camber kits... SPC vs. SPL.[/QUOTE]

I can't comment on tire wear yet...265/35 & 305/30 S-04's go on tomorrow. I'm running Swifts with 15mm/20mm spacers. I put an AMS front and rear camber kit on today. Everything fit perfect, nice kit for the money. Came with A arms, camber arms, & traction arms. The main reason I went AMS is the front camber can't slip. Can't wait to get back in alignment and put the meats on. I'll post a pic after...
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I havent experienced too much tire wear. Im at -2.4 degrees because im on stock toe bolts and i cant get toe to were i want it if i go more positive on the camber. I also do check my alignment very often because im a tech and have access to the rack after work. With that said the bridgestones i had on my sport wheels have 10,000 miles on them and id say 6000 of those were with the springs already installed and they looked fine.
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Concave vs lip; which looks better with wide tires?
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Concave vs lip; which looks better with wide tires?
No right answer, all comes down to personal preference

Easier to clear bigger brakes on a concave setup and easier to clean than a big lipped wheel but not everyone likes the look
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