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Old 10-08-10, 01:41 AM
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whats up clublexus, im planning to buy a set 0f 19x10+/-0 and 19x11-4. im on air runners. can i just run camber kits and no pull ? if so, how many degree of cambers would i need ? my fenders are already cut .
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Old 10-08-10, 06:42 AM
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Definitely going to need a pull.
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what infamous said plus 1 but air runners you should be okay just dont ride on it! haha
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definitely u gonna need work especially on the front.
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dang..for sure fender work. no teaser pixes? hahaha...
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Old 10-08-10, 12:40 PM
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so i can just cant run negative cambers ? lol.
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You can negative the camber and roll like this... NWS for language.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r6lt...eature=related
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^^ lol. im down .. not. lol
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^^ lol. im down .. not. lol
Down for a new set of tires after 30 mins of drive time, haha.
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it can be done, but not with stock arms. in the rear. the front should be okay. just rolled flat nothing too intense. its going to stick out like an inch and a half in the rear just to let you know.
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Originally Posted by TYPEII
You can negative the camber and roll like this... NWS for language.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r6lt...eature=related
that is just stupid ....if u plan to just look at ur car ..SURE>.. but if u wanna drive it around ...that is just stupid and looks ugly IMO
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I like ur user name haha..
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For sure you are gonna have to pull your fenders. Just buy the wheels, put them on, then get the fender work done. MAKE THEM FIT!! haha
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A friend told me.....make the wheels fit the car no matter what!!!!
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Rear is gonna have to be pulled about an inch out with camber , fronts rolled flat and pulled about 3/4 of an inch. plus your gonna have to stretch the tires
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