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car looks great! did you do any fender work? whats your current ride height?
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Thanks for the heads up. There is a set of wheels that I am interested but the rears are 18x11 +18 and I want to put a 285/35/18 Michelin Pilot Super Sport. My fenders are currently cut as well, do you think I would be able to make it fit?
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maybe next time..I'm hellastock now ![]() if you guys ever change your vanos bolts..or guibo or something like that let me know! I would love to join.. also op have you gotten your subframe reinforced yet? I'm also interested in the rear seat delete.. Last edited by Heckafunctional; Thu, Jun-23-2011 at 09:03:14 PM. |
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18x11 +18 is going to be tough, especially with 285's. Mine is at +25 with about 1.5 degree's of negative camber. If you can do about 2 degree's with cut fenders, you should be fine at a low height and not much rubbing.
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For the rear subframe, I'm installing the Mason rear strut/subframe bar which should alleviate the stress and not require the weld in plates. What rear seat delete? |
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lol I'm also getting the mason bar for the rear too ![]() the rear seat delete in the op.. |
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Hmm, good to know. I'm running -1.9º at about 13" ride height from center of hub to fender. I'm hoping I can make them fit if I decide to go with them.
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