Fender rolling in VA
I know Pete did, but he was supposed to get the guy that did mine to do his, but he bailed.
You just have to catch Stephen on a group roll, and get all yours done, correctly, cheaply, quickly.
He rolled my rears, and all 4 on my girls TSX. Hell of a job. Awesome guy.
MUAY_THAIerd is talking about the same guy I am.
You just have to catch Stephen on a group roll, and get all yours done, correctly, cheaply, quickly.
He rolled my rears, and all 4 on my girls TSX. Hell of a job. Awesome guy.
MUAY_THAIerd is talking about the same guy I am.
W/E the falk fits
. Havent even thought of that yet
. Right now I have some almost new Kumho ecsta xs and I figure the rears might be able to be re-used if I pick the rims up soon.
. Havent even thought of that yet
. Right now I have some almost new Kumho ecsta xs and I figure the rears might be able to be re-used if I pick the rims up soon.
Well, for reference, I had 225/45/17's in the front, on a 7.5 wide rim +50 offset, dumped on coilovers, and I now have the infamous "S2000 Fender Bite". 
I now run 215's, with almost 2 degrees negative camber, same size wheel, same offset, and come no where near to rubbing. My front fenders aren't rolled, either.
If you run a little negative camber, and a small enough tire, you shouldn't have anything to worry about. A lot of the RPF-1 guys are running 8" +45 in the front and are doing ok.
I'm also curious why you want a 8.5 in the front. Are you going non-staggered?

I now run 215's, with almost 2 degrees negative camber, same size wheel, same offset, and come no where near to rubbing. My front fenders aren't rolled, either.
If you run a little negative camber, and a small enough tire, you shouldn't have anything to worry about. A lot of the RPF-1 guys are running 8" +45 in the front and are doing ok.
I'm also curious why you want a 8.5 in the front. Are you going non-staggered?





