Question:

18x9 +32 225/40
18x10 +22 245/40

Possible? This is probably just a pipe dream lol.

 

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yes but with a lot of work! wider front fenders, rear over fenders, and some negative camber! good luck

 

17x8 +40
17x9 +45

 

17x9 +45 w/ 255/40 Z1 Star Specs, all squared, -2.3*F/-2.6*R

Soon to try out 17x9 +35 on all four corners, with 215/45 up front and 245/40 rear, for daily/highway wheels.

 

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Video:

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Wheel specs are 17x9 +45 Enkei RPF1 square

 

hi guys iam from Australia but and just wana share mine aswel 17x8-9+35

 

17x9 +35

 

How are you guys running so much camber? I hear SPC ball joints are the way to go, but the site says up to -3 degrees. How do ya'll get in the -4 and -5's?

 

You slamm your car and max out ur coilovers. Lowering ur car allows for easier camber adding on top of the camber kits i believe.