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do you still have these? what again to do in order for them to fit sc300? neg camber, stretch tire and cut fenders. will that work and do i have to cut front fenders? do you know?
do you still have these? what again to do in order for them to fit sc300? neg camber, stretch tire and cut fenders. will that work and do i have to cut front fenders? do you know?
yes they are still for sale
run a 235/35/19 front and 265/30/19 in the rear, neg camber, cut fenders and slightly roll them out.. you should be fine.. if you want to just cut the rear fenders without rolling/pulling them out, run a 245/35 in the rear for a nice stretched tire and youd be able to tuck them in the fenders.. you probably wont need to cut the front fenders, but if youre gonna do the rear, might as well do the front too
cutting (shaving) the fenders costs about $150-200 at most body shops
man wish I could fit on gs 2nd gen..what would I need to do
a buddy of mine is running a 19x10 +20 w/ a 265/30 tire with some camber and shaved fenders on his 2nd gen gs400.. a little roll to the fenders or running a 255/30 or 245/35 and youd be able to fit these wheels easily
disk = the plate where the back of the spokes meet the rotor hat. high disk would be a thicker plate for a larger caliper, but this takes away from the size of the lip. a lower disk would be a thinner plate for maximum lip but slim chance of being able to have a large caliper
so basically if you have big brakes in the front, theyll clear.. but, in the rear, its not so likely that theyll clear big brakes
I see. thanks for the info. you also mentioned stretching the tire. how do u do this and what's the purpose? would that make ur sidewall smaller? easier to get rim damaged?
I see. thanks for the info. you also mentioned stretching the tire. how do u do this and what's the purpose? would that make ur sidewall smaller? easier to get rim damaged?
stretching a tire means having a smaller width tire