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01-28-2011, 08:36 AM | #13411 |
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Yea I was with forest last night at his shop talking wheel sizing. And one of his vskf's are a 10 front negative offset with 30mm front fenders. He also runs a 17 x 10 front in a negative 10 I think.
Looks like I may go with the 18 x 9.5 +7 A Disk (107mm lip) with a 5-10mm slip on. That is still more aggressive than the R Disk of similar offset. Im just really trying to avoid spacers. How different do the faces actually look. A vs R Disk?
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01-28-2011, 10:45 AM | #13412 |
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I just did my order for my vs-kf 18x10 +0 A-disk on front 18x11 -5 o-disk for rear they goes on my s14 with stock metal fenders and rolled/pulled with stock camber arms Here's the current size I'm running on my s14 with stock fenders. SSR SP1 18x10 +3 BBK face VS-XX 18x10.5 -7 with 225/40/18 tires Ray's victrix 18x11 +1 with 5mm spacer, mean 18x11 -4 and 235/40/18 they all fit perfectly and no camber arms needed for massive camber.. With VS-KF A-disk on front, you'll need a 7mm spacer to clear Z32 brakes R-DISK to O-DISK clearance are 17mm difference A-DISK to R-DISK clearance are 7-8mm difference I have S14 JDM front 4 piston caliper and they are smaller than z32 brakes so I'll need a smaller spacer i think for the rear, 18x11 -5 can fit nicely with a 225 or 235/40/18 tires.. My fenders are only rolled and pulled a bit..ill do much more for better clearance |
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01-28-2011, 03:21 PM | #13414 |
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For the rears I ordered the same exact specs I had previously. I can still change them. Do you guys think I should step it up to the 18 x 11's for my current project?
Here are the 10.5's +1 low disk on my previous S14 pre-pulled
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01-28-2011, 03:42 PM | #13416 |
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Yup going for flush this time around. 235's or 245's for the rear. I already know I want 225's for the front.
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01-29-2011, 07:26 AM | #13421 |
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My buddy just lowered his s14, tucking tire on 18s. With stock arms he had 5.2* of camber in the rear, that's pretty massive.
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01-29-2011, 07:57 AM | #13423 |
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Im pretty sure its different for every car, but most I have seen get pretty crazy. When I lowered my coupe, I had 4.4 on one side, 4.32 on the other.
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01-29-2011, 08:53 AM | #13424 |
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When you align a lowered 240sx, there's usually a decent amount of adjustment, just not nearly enough to bring it back into spec. When I lowered my car, I ended up maxing out the camber positive, and then doing the minimum adjustment to get the toe into spec. Although my car isn't slammed, I was able to get it down to -2.5 degrees, while keeping toe within factory spec.
If I had say, maxed it out negative and then did my toe, I easily could have had -4 degrees +, and my car isn't even tucking tire. I'd say for a slammed 240, you've got a range of anywhere from -3 to -5ish, or more dependind on how low you are, on the stock arms. |
01-29-2011, 12:13 PM | #13427 |
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19x12 -12 245/40
19x10 -6 225/35 Now in Candy Blue...
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01-30-2011, 07:33 AM | #13431 |
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I was thinking the same thing....
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01-30-2011, 10:02 AM | #13432 |
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At first glance I thought those Garsons were Rotiforms. Reminded me of that A4 avant on blue wheels....
It's different. Kinda like it.
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Stupidly bright colored wheels were soooo '07.
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Here is my girlfriend's setup.
MAE Riverside Dish. 18x9 et17 225/40 18x8 et17 215/40 Rolled fenders, no pull. Spacers and a tad more camber soon. It's a work in progress lol. Not bad for a girls car. |
01-31-2011, 12:04 PM | #13436 |
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I guess he's planning on making some adjustments to the front fender wells, since the tire is like 1/2 an inch away from metal on all sides?
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01-31-2011, 05:35 PM | #13438 |
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Either post wheel fitment pictures, or get out. It's that simple.
Can't wait to get this thing back on the road. Lame specs: 17x9 +5, 17x10 +19, 215/40 | 235/40. I'll never run Federal tires after this. Especially with her new shoes on. 17x9 +5, 18x10.5 +14. Going to run Dunlop Star Specs 215/40/17, 225/40/18. |
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