How much camber do you have in the front? I can't get more than -1.5 with the stock camber kit but in the rear getting -3 is no problem.

Yeah it sounds like a perfect balance between having stance and performance. I could even go as far as +48 I guess.

 

Thanks for this, the fitment looks perfect. I'm going to go 17x9 all around, hopefully they fit in the front.

The black and gold theme you have going there is awesome.

 

I think I have 1.5 neg camber in the front. Had 2.5 before but tires were wearing too fast so raised it a little and ran less camber. I am running only 225 tires up front however.

 

i run 17x9 +45 in the front and 17x9.5 +38 in the rear pretty much minimal camber....all i have is trimmed fenders, and im pretty low

 

I won't quote so we don't get more giant pictures, but thanks. I hear that if you get the 9 inch wheel in the front, you will be fine as long as you don't go with big tires on the front. A local is running 225s on a 17x9+45 w/o issue.

 

Yeah I probably shouldn't have quoted. I'll probably run 235 in the front and 245 in the rear. Does doing staggered on tires and not wheels effect anything performance wise?

Thanks.

 

Thanks that's very re assuring. I'll just buy the wheels and then make it fit.

13.6 is a very impressive time for the mods you have, are you using an engine management system?

 

I'm sure it does in some way, but you should be fine if you don't stretch them too much. Why have you chosen those sizes? There are very few tire options at 235/45/17 compared to 225/45/17. 245s aren't bad though, although I'm not sure if you can fit 245s on the front without running extra camber.

 

I never thought of how limited 235/45/17 is, this could be a problem. Well I want to run 17x9 all around I find I get better grip than people who run staggered wheels. 225 sounds like too much stretch and I don't think 245 will fit up front.

Either way, I'm a month or 2 off being able to afford new wheels, just doing the research now as I like to spend a good amount of time on these things. I wish I got it right the first time but I did not fully understand offset when I bought my first set of wheels.

 

I have 225 up front on the 17x9 and is perfectly fine. Stretch doesn't look bad at all.

If wanting to go for the staggered setup I'd go with 225/45 up front and 255/40 in the rear.