Evo X GSR Wheels and 245-45-18 On SB Ralliart!
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Evo X GSR Wheels and 245-45-18 On SB Ralliart!
245-40-18 No Rubbing at stock height, everybody said it rubs, but no rub for me, even with 4 people in the car and a set of wheels in the trunk....
I'm gonna put my sportlines on next week, so def, gonna have to roll....
DAT @$$!
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I'm gonna put my sportlines on next week, so def, gonna have to roll....
DAT @$$!
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I snapped a pic of the flushiness and poke withe the 245s
I'll probably add some camber bolts in the front and 5mm spacers in the rear when I lower it next weekend.
Front:
Rear:
I'll probably add some camber bolts in the front and 5mm spacers in the rear when I lower it next weekend.
Front:
Rear:
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I tried my best to put the car in a situation to rub, even when i went over a hard dip or bump fast, with 3 people in the car it did not rub for me, with the 245, i would say it would be safe to go to 255 at stock height. this is on a sportback, so it might be different for a sedan, because the way the bumper meets the fender.
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I don't know how yours didn't rub. I test fit mine and they definitely rubbed. I had the exact same setup as you. 2011 RA SB with 2011 Evo X GSR's with the OEM Yokahoma 245/40r18's... Interesting...
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Huh I never rubbed with 245s at stock height, I know some tires vary in sizing brand to brand. I'm on eibach Sportlines now and only had to get them mildly rolled in the rear not to rub, I live in the mountains and carve some pretty twisty roads daily, and have only rubbed once on a huge dip in the road at about 55mph.
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Here's a pic to show the fit with the drop The rears are only rolled at like a 45* angle no where near flat, an no pull. I even have room left, so I'm gonna get some meatier 255s in the spring
When I read they would rub at stock height an even with 235s I was scared but when I put them on with the 245s It was like a monster truck so there was no way it would rub, maybe there is a difference from my 2010 and your 2011
When I read they would rub at stock height an even with 235s I was scared but when I put them on with the 245s It was like a monster truck so there was no way it would rub, maybe there is a difference from my 2010 and your 2011
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Here's a pic to show the fit with the drop The rears are only rolled at like a 45* angle no where near flat, an no pull. I even have room left, so I'm gonna get some meatier 255s in the spring
When I read they would rub at stock height an even with 235s I was scared but when I put them on with the 245s It was like a monster truck so there was no way it would rub, maybe there is a difference from my 2010 and your 2011
When I read they would rub at stock height an even with 235s I was scared but when I put them on with the 245s It was like a monster truck so there was no way it would rub, maybe there is a difference from my 2010 and your 2011
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I got some more pics today that show the rear and roll
I'm sitting on eibach Sportlines 1.7 drop F&R
245-40-18 XL???
If you look real close with the brightness turned up you can see the rears are barely rolled
I'm sitting on eibach Sportlines 1.7 drop F&R
245-40-18 XL???
If you look real close with the brightness turned up you can see the rears are barely rolled