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Old 07-11-15, 05:21 AM
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Yesterday I decided to dial In my rear fitment... Wheels have a 25mm offset they are now spaced out to -1... I think it worked out perfect... Rear qrtrs are shaved flat... Let me know what you think....







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Old 07-11-15, 10:07 AM
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Is this considered "Hella Flush"?

I like it.
Old 07-11-15, 10:44 PM
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i thought fitment was already perfect lol....
Old 07-12-15, 06:20 PM
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The wheel lip isn't supposed to be on the outside of the fender. Now your suspension can only travel to the point of the body landing on the wheel when hitting any kind of bump.
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i think it looked better tucking.
Old 07-13-15, 02:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Bullitt180
The wheel lip isn't supposed to be on the outside of the fender. Now your suspension can only travel to the point of the body landing on the wheel when hitting any kind of bump.
He's on air, so I'm sure he'll be alright

seivonecsu - How did you go about shaving the fender completely flat without the panels separating?
Old 07-13-15, 04:27 AM
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Originally Posted by NorthStyle
He's on air, so I'm sure he'll be alright

seivonecsu - How did you go about shaving the fender completely flat without the panels separating?
I grinded the lip down then when it got close I hit it with a belt sander
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Originally Posted by Bullitt180
The wheel lip isn't supposed to be on the outside of the fender. Now your suspension can only travel to the point of the body landing on the wheel when hitting any kind of bump.
When I am aired up the qrtr panel will not touch the wheel or tire....
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Originally Posted by Chankeye
i think it looked better tucking.
Can be switched back in about 20 min.... Just take the spacer off... It's nice to have options... 😁😁😁
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So does it air up and air down so violently like the video you posted on FB?
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Originally Posted by Justin2JZ
So does it air up and air down so violently like the video you posted on FB?
If it didn't catch the lip of the tire it would be a lot smoother...
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