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Old 07-10-2008, 09:42 AM   #11
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in order to run a 255 in the front of a s13 chassis in my experince means goin with wide fenders or a very agro roll and pull

i have wide fenders on my front with a 18x8.5 with an effect offset of +20 and running a 255 azenis rt615 Im not running loads of camber either.
the thing is i had to hammer the lip on the top of the wheel well, cut lip on the framerail and weld it shut, and also hammer the wells in spots the tire rubbed at full lock ( Im ganna do custom fender tubs this winter)

most of my rubbing issues tho are because im running 18's
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