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Old 12-15-11, 10:45 PM
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Originally Posted by CalitriSC
I've always liked those SSRs. Were you at IFO in Vegas a couple weeks ago? I had the white IS-F there. I had my rear fenders rolled to fit my 20x11 rears with 295s. it turned out perfect.
Yes sir that was me... I only had it there to get free parking was not competing...
Old 12-16-11, 01:20 AM
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Read those post on spacers...... The car is garaged and not a daily at all. I do not plan to drive the car aggressive w/ this set ups. Thanks for every ones opinion and straight forward info....
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[QUOTE=MisterSkiz;6884216]Car looks clean, wheels look awful....offsets are wrong and tires are too small.

I really hope you have the OEM wheels somewhere, so you can put those back on.[/QUOTE
Wheels are awful in your opinion... I love the aggressive offset..... and frnt tires are too thin I also agree. What do you think about frnt tires going 225/40 instead of 225/35? If I do not want the aggressive offset look, I will go back to my stocks for awhile. That is the good thing about keeping your stocks.
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Originally Posted by DCoolBeans
Looks nice but this car needs more rubber on the floor
Thanks what do you think from 225/35-235/35 or 225/40?
Old 12-16-11, 05:09 AM
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Very nice car, not a huge fan of the wheels though.
Old 12-16-11, 05:40 AM
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Originally Posted by LILDANTE79
I like ur car buddy!! Looks awesome... No more rubber u don't track it anyways. Let's keep it positive guys
I like his car too. That includes the wheels. Just don't like wheel fitment. How is that negative? That's an opinion. He asked for opinions.
I think it's negative to let someone ride around looking rice without trying to help them when they ask for feedback.
Old 12-16-11, 07:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Aznous
Thanks what do you think from 225/35-235/35 or 225/40?
What tire size are you running in the rear?

You said you wanted to adjust the camber/toe in the rear. You can only adjust the toe, not the camber on these cars. A member named Figs sells these links that allow you to adjust the toe and camber as well for the rear.

I know you said your car is not your daily but I really suggest on you NOT getting spacers, This car is way too heavy and has way to much power to run spacers. You don't want a rim flying off on an on ramp and your car flying off the embankment
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Originally Posted by DCoolBeans
What tire size are you running in the rear?

You said you wanted to adjust the camber/toe in the rear. You can only adjust the toe, not the camber on these cars. A member named Figs sells these links that allow you to adjust the toe and camber as well for the rear.

I know you said your car is not your daily but I really suggest on you NOT getting spacers, This car is way too heavy and has way to much power to run spacers. You don't want a rim flying off on an on ramp and your car flying off the embankment
rear 245/35 I can not go any wider in the rear...
Old 12-16-11, 07:19 PM
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It just seems like those wheels weren't made to fit on your car. I'd sell them and get a wheel that looks great and will fit on the car how you want it without spacers.
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