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Im running the tenzo-r dc-5's, they're 225/40/18's, not exactly sure of the offset to be honest. where my problem presents itself is that i am planning on installing my tein s-tech springs this weekend and am wondering if they will drop my car too much to where my tires will rub. i have been searching this problem for the past few days and havnt been able to find what im looking for. can someone help me?
I'm guessing they are the +45 offset. If you dial in camber (1.5-2*), you should be good in the rear, but the front will more than likely need a roll. Dropping down to a 215 up front will help.
Originally Posted by JP Money,Mar 19 2009, 09:31 AM
I'm guessing they are the +45 offset. If you dial in camber (1.5-2*), you should be good in the rear, but the front will more than likely need a roll. Dropping down to a 215 up front will help.
The wheels are 8" wide all the way around, will i be able to run 215's in the front and still be able to have enough tire to cover the wheel.
the wheels dont look that aggressive to pose any significant problems + the stechs doesnt drop the car that low
ok cool, about how much of a drop should i look for after they are settled and everything? ive read 1" and then ive seen 1.5". thanks a load for the help!!!