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Aug 23, 2009, 09:20 PM
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could that possibly be the inside of the tires are touching the suspension?
i was wondering instead of outsides are touching fenders, maybe the sounds from the other side of the tire? i don't know.....
i was wondering instead of outsides are touching fenders, maybe the sounds from the other side of the tire? i don't know.....
Aug 23, 2009, 09:24 PM
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i found some numbers, but i can't even see wut numbers are those, its all worn out.....lol.....
the offset of my rims are "???" now....hahahaa
but i keep trying to find information online and pictures....i am thinking its +40 maybe?? since your rear is +34 and it looks a little deeper than mine.
the offset of my rims are "???" now....hahahaa
but i keep trying to find information online and pictures....i am thinking its +40 maybe?? since your rear is +34 and it looks a little deeper than mine.
Sep 5, 2009, 05:01 PM
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So I took the time yesterday to readjust the camber (after raising the car a little to give me some room to play with) I set the front at -1.5 deg and the rear at -1 deg , and took it for a blast, no rubbing at all!
I know all tires brands are not the same width, but it looks like you CAN run 265s without any fender mods!
I know all tires brands are not the same width, but it looks like you CAN run 265s without any fender mods!
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