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07-11-2011, 08:45 PM | #45 |
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That is a good question. 245/35 would be perfect but r1s are not available in that size.You are absolutly right, 245/40 is too tall for the front. I had serious rubbing issues when i tested them for the first time. So i had to trim good amount of fender cover with dremel , remove one mounting screw that attaches fender to the bumper cover, roll fenders very aggressively to the point that they look flared, not just rolled and i have almost -3 camber up front. After all that i have no more rubbing issues and the car feels great .
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Here is a pic of my car http://www.tracktimephotos.com/large...8_NJM_MSC_6682
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everyone, keep in mind this^ means camber from a camber plate. camber from m3 links doesn't improve front tire/fender clearance.
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Can you fit a larger tire on a stock height car with camber plates than on a lowered car with camber plates? i hear people talk about rubbing but they do not mention which area of the tire is rubbing |
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