Stock height rides smooth, but.....
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Stock height rides smooth, but.....
My PB 08 is stock height and after putting on new Volks and Nitto's, I really don't mind the way it looks.....for now. Later I'm going to invest in coilovers but I know if I want the performance in the suspension and done right, I'll have to pay the right price. My question, is anyone with stock height running on front and rear sway bar and upper rear strut bar. If so, how is the performance in turns and handling.
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you need some serious camber to get those wheels to tuck in, your offset is a bit low for an oem suspension setup - which makes the wheels look like they're sticking out (because they are)
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All the comments are appreciated.....but since I wanted an aggressive look and chose an 18x10.5+18 wheel, the suspension for right now is stock until I decide what coilovers to get. I wanted to know if anyone had a stock set up and also had the front and rear swaybars on there car so they can let me know how the car handles with stock and front and rear swaybars...
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You can take a ride in my super stiff, slammed coilover X if you want some time You'll know you want somewhere between what you have and what I have for a daily driver.
Heck, I'll let you throw the wheels on there to see how much fender you're going to have to roll and pull (it'll help me too ).
And those tires sticking out look silly. I don't think there's enough camber available to fix that... You can get the rear camber adjusted already (I get up to -2.7* in the rear). And it looks like you've not flipped the front camber bolt yet to get to ~-2*.
eh... now that I look at it, I bet with 2* in the rear you'll be ok... will definitely have to roll the fender though.
I don't remember my alignment specs at this point...
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for sure I'm -3*F/-2*R here (stock wheels, 245/40/18 tires):
Heck, I'll let you throw the wheels on there to see how much fender you're going to have to roll and pull (it'll help me too ).
And those tires sticking out look silly. I don't think there's enough camber available to fix that... You can get the rear camber adjusted already (I get up to -2.7* in the rear). And it looks like you've not flipped the front camber bolt yet to get to ~-2*.
eh... now that I look at it, I bet with 2* in the rear you'll be ok... will definitely have to roll the fender though.
I don't remember my alignment specs at this point...
Edit again...
for sure I'm -3*F/-2*R here (stock wheels, 245/40/18 tires):
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You can take a ride in my super stiff, slammed coilover X if you want some time You'll know you want somewhere between what you have and what I have for a daily driver.
Heck, I'll let you throw the wheels on there to see how much fender you're going to have to roll and pull (it'll help me too ).
And those tires sticking out look silly. I don't think there's enough camber available to fix that... You can get the rear camber adjusted already (I get up to -2.7* in the rear). And it looks like you've not flipped the front camber bolt yet to get to ~-2*.
eh... now that I look at it, I bet with 2* in the rear you'll be ok... will definitely have to roll the fender though.
I don't remember my alignment specs at this point...
Edit again...
for sure I'm -3*F/-2*R here (stock wheels, 245/40/18 tires):
Heck, I'll let you throw the wheels on there to see how much fender you're going to have to roll and pull (it'll help me too ).
And those tires sticking out look silly. I don't think there's enough camber available to fix that... You can get the rear camber adjusted already (I get up to -2.7* in the rear). And it looks like you've not flipped the front camber bolt yet to get to ~-2*.
eh... now that I look at it, I bet with 2* in the rear you'll be ok... will definitely have to roll the fender though.
I don't remember my alignment specs at this point...
Edit again...
for sure I'm -3*F/-2*R here (stock wheels, 245/40/18 tires):
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