Picture REQUEST. Non-Air Tucked Wheels
#391
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Tein CS with EXACT Motorsports front and rear RCA's, adds another inch drop and corrects rear camber.
moderate tuck on 20's
Camber to spec
Reasonably Flush
No Stretch ( just shaved the lip for clearance)
20 x 11 rims, 295/25-20 Michelin Pilot Sport 2
No Camber, No Fender pull, No Stretch, No RUBBING = Even tire wear, great handling and great traction to handle my 500 HP* beast.
That's my set up preference.
GO FAST OR GO HOME
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*estimated HP @ the crank - rwHP=398
moderate tuck on 20's
Camber to spec
Reasonably Flush
No Stretch ( just shaved the lip for clearance)
20 x 11 rims, 295/25-20 Michelin Pilot Sport 2
No Camber, No Fender pull, No Stretch, No RUBBING = Even tire wear, great handling and great traction to handle my 500 HP* beast.
That's my set up preference.
GO FAST OR GO HOME
.
*estimated HP @ the crank - rwHP=398
Last edited by RMMGS4; 09-18-08 at 10:16 AM.
#393
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To keep this thread on topic, for camber kit questions post here: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=367657
and I will answer any questions on that thread.
Thanks
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i couldve probably gone a few mm more aggressive..but who knew it wouldve fit like this before i got the wheels
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haha..yea..u'd get my thumbs and both my big toes..but thats flush tho..id rather have flushness than camber..but i wanna have a lil more aggressive wheels..so i need the camber to work with me..heres my car on natural camber..no camber kit nothing..just aligned my toe to specs
i couldve probably gone a few mm more aggressive..but who knew it wouldve fit like this before i got the wheels
i couldve probably gone a few mm more aggressive..but who knew it wouldve fit like this before i got the wheels
For alignment, we have the same concern for inner wear. When your camber is not to spec, then you should add a bit extra more negative toe to compensate, which will help keep the camber wear under control.
Atleast go to the maximum spec negative toe value. It helps even more in the front.