offset downfalls?
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Originally Posted by OBSeRiouso,Dec 7 2006, 05:00 PM
you can run a 245 but you have to run mad negative camber
you can run a 245 and roll your fender and run slight negative camber
you can run a 235 and and be on stock fender/stock alignment.
you can run a 225 up front, but run negative camber and not rub.
you can run a 215 up front and be perfect. No rubbing.
you can run a 245 and roll your fender and run slight negative camber
you can run a 235 and and be on stock fender/stock alignment.
you can run a 225 up front, but run negative camber and not rub.
you can run a 215 up front and be perfect. No rubbing.
245 and slight roll on the back would take care of it. or 245 and around 2-3 degrees of negative camber, but a slight roll would work just fine if you dont want more camber.
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