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09-23-2010, 12:51 AM | #11641 | |
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I am VERY pro 17s, but your fitment is so completely outrageous that I have a hard time suggesting you get them. If you're planning on a kit - I would say the Bloom Japan kit would fit the style of your car awesomely - I would keep the 18s, because it'll be on the ground as your car sits now. If you get 17s you'll be even lower. If you were planning more OEM aero - navan front or something - then I would say you could go either way, 17s or 18s. Your car pulls off that super classy VIP-esque style way better then any S14 should be able to. Rules: 17X11 -1 all around 245/40 Yokohama S-Drives 0 camber out back ~-3 up front, and no brake rotor so like 6mm further in then it would be.
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09-23-2010, 07:15 AM | #11642 |
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18x10.5 -17 effective (much camber) 18x11 +3?
Stupid A disk requires 15mm spacer plus a 5mm slip to clear the Z calipers. I really don't feel like pulling these fenders too much to fit wheels and glass is not an option. My pet peeve is wheels that look further out in the front than the rear. So far that is the case with these Equips and its bugging me. |
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09-23-2010, 10:33 AM | #11647 |
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I need a 35. Its a 225/40. I hate dealing with getting tires mounted. It's such a headache. 235/40 on a 10 gives the guys problems around here. I really want a 225/35 for the front to clear my firewall at full lock. These will suck for drifting.
I think I am going to try them on the SC again. |
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15x8 -10 15x10 +0 195/50 all around
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09-23-2010, 07:55 PM | #11650 | |
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I got a shop round my way that mounted a 225/35 on an 18x10.5 with no problems.
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09-23-2010, 08:46 PM | #11652 |
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I might be taking a trip up your way!
Just put all four SSR's on the 240. They fit pretty good. The Equips need more camber in the front of the SC but I dont have arms yet. |
09-24-2010, 02:42 PM | #11653 |
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spent all day aligning my car....finally got it exactly the way I wanted it....
so I finally put on the nankang ns2 215 35 on my 18x9. stretched perfectly running 0 toe all around with -4.5 front and -1.6 rear. from the front 215 35 18x9 -13 (or something like that) nankang ns2 225 40 18x10 -26 nexan n7000 wheels are gramlight 57 maximum pro ti with rmc finish 30mm b magic fenders all around slight pull in the rear |
09-24-2010, 04:16 PM | #11655 |
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Sorry for the noob question but will r17x10 +0 fit on a s13 without rear over fenders?
I want to do f17x8 +0 r17x10 +0, i dont want to lose the cornering ability. I want to have enough rubber in the rear to put down power but i dont want to much in the front to not be able to do tight turns. |
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and yes...it'll fit with a pull. |
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I'm just saying. The wheels have rounded spokes and are mixed with sharp body lines and that's like wearing a tie with polkadots with a striped shirt. |
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lol...it's the aggressive aero...needs to be in motion...always looks sooooo boring standing still. and for the record..i don't get butthurt about opinions...if i were building the car for you, then i'd care more.....but it's for me. |
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09-24-2010, 07:10 PM | #11661 |
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9' in front wont affect you for daily driving. I have a 9.5 and daily my car no problem. The only problem you will have is if you dont have powersteering. Also tire size factors in to it also. Track wise i have no clue ha.
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10.5 +15 8 mil spacers 225-40-18 front
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17x9 +0 215/45/17 pz900s up front, daily driven and drift it as often as possible.
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09-25-2010, 12:32 AM | #11665 |
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Stock suspension? You mean arms and such? Also add the size of spacers. Clean car and nice fitment but i dislike those wheels.
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are those not Rotas?
Since when are Rotas "something different"? I like the overall look tho.
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09-25-2010, 12:55 AM | #11669 |
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same bullshit
Just saying at this point, buying a good set of wheels would be something different.
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