Do I have the widest rims/lowest offset(front) ?
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From: So Cal
Originally Posted by 9KRDLIN,Jun 9 2008, 07:18 PM
those just don't look right, sorry. but if you like them then great... just doesn't look clean to me.
looks like you injected your fuel system with some steroids and went srtaight to your tires 
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From: chino hills
Originally Posted by Randizzle88,Jun 9 2008, 08:41 PM
i wanna know because i wanna run these brakes
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guys, Im running spacers because the spoon calipers dont fit behind the rims.
As some of you may know the passenger side needs more spacers to clear the spoon calipers (i have no idea why, but its the way it is)
The passenger side needs AT LEAST 20mm to clear.. driver side needs about 18mm
I was pretty pissed when i first found this out.
this is what it looked like before the camber kit (-2 degrees) and crazy fender flaring (its flared a bit in these pics) and with the car jacked up. So it wouldnt even be CLOSE on a stock body and -2 degrees camber.
As some of you may know the passenger side needs more spacers to clear the spoon calipers (i have no idea why, but its the way it is)
The passenger side needs AT LEAST 20mm to clear.. driver side needs about 18mm
I was pretty pissed when i first found this out.
this is what it looked like before the camber kit (-2 degrees) and crazy fender flaring (its flared a bit in these pics) and with the car jacked up. So it wouldnt even be CLOSE on a stock body and -2 degrees camber.
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From: San Diego, CA
Originally Posted by dat boi,Jun 9 2008, 07:39 PM
With the RPF1 that has a concave face I think you do....but I'll wait for the experts to chime in.....maybe not as much as a 20mm, but I'm sure you would.
