Aggressive Wheel Fitment Thread
#2751
pics or it didn't happen
#2753
i dunno because i need motivation...
#2756
same rims... i might pick up a set of gram lights 57d in orange there 18x9.5 +12
but for now i just repainted my g35 rims florescent green/yellow
ill post some pics soon..
but for now i just repainted my g35 rims florescent green/yellow
ill post some pics soon..
#2757
18x9.5 volk re30 formulas +35 275/35 nittos lowered on koni adjustables yellow and sprint springs. rear needs rolled tires scrubbing. purchased eastmans fender roller will be rolling soon.
let me know what you think. thanks
04 nordic green
let me know what you think. thanks
04 nordic green
#2758
I think it looks nice
#2759
The Angry Wheelchair
iTrader: (14)
Whelp after tinkering on suspension and modifying the fenders I took it for a test run late tonight. The good news is, no rubbing on the front fenders or any part of it. Bad news is, the new coils for my Stance coilovers on the rear settled in and dropped it another 1/4" after I measured and had everything at the right place before heading out.
I could hear it rub loud over dips in the road and when turning onto other roads. However, it's just the rear wheel well lining that connects to the bumper. I shaved it down today and will have to raise/shave it some more but it's very close.
Front got dropped another 3/16", rears dropped another 1". Will take some pics in a few days when it's all adjusted to my liking.
I could hear it rub loud over dips in the road and when turning onto other roads. However, it's just the rear wheel well lining that connects to the bumper. I shaved it down today and will have to raise/shave it some more but it's very close.
Front got dropped another 3/16", rears dropped another 1". Will take some pics in a few days when it's all adjusted to my liking.
#2765
The Angry Wheelchair
iTrader: (14)
Updates
Aight, updates on potential final suspension adjustment. I may get a bit more camber in the front. Currently -2.5 in the rear and -1.5 in the front. Fronts poke out ever so slightly about 1/2" and the rears are about dead on flush.
I had to shave off the front sheet metal inside the wheel well like Jew did including shaving off some fender liner in the rear and the tabs down a lot to get rid of it from hitting on it going over dips in the road. Took a lot of effort overall and time and patience to get it to look good but it pays off
I had to shave off the front sheet metal inside the wheel well like Jew did including shaving off some fender liner in the rear and the tabs down a lot to get rid of it from hitting on it going over dips in the road. Took a lot of effort overall and time and patience to get it to look good but it pays off
Last edited by Vlaze; 05-25-2010 at 08:32 PM.
#2772
The Angry Wheelchair
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I'll try to snap some shots in the daytime later today. Some angles make it look like the front is a tad sunken but it's not, it pokes out on the very top slightly and the rears are dead on. I'm very happy with the way it turned out. I bumped my Stance coilovers up to a stiffer setting from 8 to 12 out of 15 and that helped along with shaving a lot of the rear wheel well liner off. I haven't heard more than once or twice it hitting over typical road bumps and don't even cringe anymore going over them.
Oh, and big thanks to all in the past few months who've helped out with your setups and opinions. The combination of that allowed me to make a close guess to what I wanted and it worked out well; you guys know who you are
Last edited by Vlaze; 05-26-2010 at 07:15 AM.
#2773
The Angry Wheelchair
iTrader: (14)
Aight..here are some better pictures in the daytime.
This is how I roll in the countryside
RF rubs over medium/deep dips in the road and looks like with the Tsunami front I'm going to grind more off it to eliminate using 1 of the screws and that should be good to go. Rears slightly rub if I go over a deep enough dip on the modified fender liner which is fine by me as they're grinded all the way down to the screw itself that connects the bumper to the fender.
This is how I roll in the countryside
RF rubs over medium/deep dips in the road and looks like with the Tsunami front I'm going to grind more off it to eliminate using 1 of the screws and that should be good to go. Rears slightly rub if I go over a deep enough dip on the modified fender liner which is fine by me as they're grinded all the way down to the screw itself that connects the bumper to the fender.
Last edited by Vlaze; 05-31-2010 at 08:46 PM.