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OMG, Seaps, you're an animal. How many more years you got at Princeton Univ?
Give me a call and come out this week son! I hope you're feeling better! |
those are just my stockers
i have 245/40/17 on 17x9 +17 gunmetal work emotions cr kais all the way around getting painted white |
sell me your zenki lip!
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Looks MEAN!!
I can't wait to see how this ends up. |
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Ok here's the deal...
I know it's not gonna be flush up front, maybe like 15 mm off or so.....rear will be perfect As for camber, I plan on running -1 rear, -1.5 front.... Although I got a kit, I primarily care about handling, then speed, then looks in that order. I have upgraded every single suspension component on the car.....tie rods inner/outer, tension rods, front and rear sway bar and links, traction rods, toe rods, rear camber arms, coilovers The thing handles crazy well, just ask StreetEG....so under cornering, my suspension is so stiff (all pillowball stuff) that I am really not going to see much movement aside from the sidewalls of the tires....almost 0 body roll no matter how sharp the turn, etc. Thanks for the comments yo |
ditch the widebody fenders
run more camber, 3* is normal on an s-chassis basically everything has already been said |
So why would I run -3 up front? Certianly not because other people do. 95% of people driving hooked up cars have no clue how alignment and suspension components effect handling. No need for -3 up front, and DEFINITELY not in back.
I mean that's good for autocross, but it looks like **** We will see about the fenders.....it's only 20 mm, less than an inch Things like fenders, camber are all personal preference...so far I have done everything on this car based on what I wanted, starting with spending all of my money on suspension components. Now it handles really well and I am glad I made those choices |
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good job.. car is gonna look killer when its done |
Nah you are right, I mean you can't roll fiberglass fenders, and I am expecting 15-20 mm of gap...in the future I might get lower offset wheels we will see, maybe 18s
this is before kit: http://www.makingapril.com/greg/justin/New10sm.JPG |
Nah you are right, I mean you can't roll fiberglass fenders, and I am expecting 15-20 mm of gap...in the future I might get lower offset wheels we will see, maybe 18s
this is before kit: http://www.makingapril.com/greg/justin/New 10sm.JPG |
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So if you think the car handles well now, a proper alignment and setup would make it handle better. And fenders, if you have 20mm overs and you're wheels are sunken, it's going to look gay. You don't want that. So based on that last picture you posted, if you're running proper camber, and the fenders, like I said before, at least a 25mm spacer to make them look right. |
Ok agreed on the suspension movement, I thought you were saying camber for looks....
I really hate the look of that much camber, so maybe -2 or so I will go with up front. Rear should be pretty flush...I will post pics with my real wheels just to see how gay or decent it looks Also, even though the top may be sunken in about an inch, the bottom would be sunken in no matter what....the bottom back corner of the front bumper on this kit sticks out pretty far We will see....I'm not super fussy about this stuff....hesitant to run spacers, as I have heard it puts alot of stress on the studs |
You guys are such pussies. 3 degrees camber is weak. This is what my car is gonna look like....
http://www.fantastic-plastic.com/FLY...ONT%20LEFT.jpg BITCHES |
17x9 +0 is good fitment on the rear, may need a little pull, but with a 15mm spacer im sure it would look great...
and streeteg, thats positive camber lol |
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I am a HUGE fan of flushness, but once the tire starts to stick out past the fender, I hate that look....seems like x9 +0 with a 15 mm spacer would stick out another inch and a half....i'm not going for that look |
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a 15mm spacer on your +17's |
Oh ok, i was gonna say that is getting out there!
Eh i agree....like you said, I would then need a bit more pull/camber Right now, I have only a little pull, and have maybe like -1.5 rear camber... If i drop the car all the way down, the sidewall brushes the inner edge of the fender (right where the sidewall meets the rim lip) I could push the wheels out more with offset or spacers like you said, but i want to keep the ride height i have now.... Now we are arguing over halves of inches hahaha |
halves of inches make a difference...
but my fitment sucks, so im not really one to talk |
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