how can i lower my car more
how can i lower my car more
well i had sold my original b+g coilovers only to buy the same thing again but now i want to lower it all the way before i had it only lowered 2 inches now i want to go the full 3inches but the guy that installs them said not to lower it any more bacause it will ruin my tire and rims because my offset on my rims are 2 much can't i just roll the fender lips and be ok or do i really have 2 get diffrent rims...please help im on 15 x 6.5 inch tenzo sinko's on 205/55-15 with spc cambers with b+g coilovers...please any info i greatly taken sorry don't remember spec on offset of rim... thanks agine
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well if you have a camber kit the tire wear won't be a problem for the rear but do your wheels do this ---->/ \? if you got a camber kit and Full coilvers i don't see why you can't drop it even more ? what's the offset on your rims?
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35hmmm
but...
if your camber is straight then you should be able to slam that **** even with those 15's !!! why did he say your rim offset was to much? rub against the calipers or something?
but...
if your camber is straight then you should be able to slam that **** even with those 15's !!! why did he say your rim offset was to much? rub against the calipers or something?
this guy up here tels me i will hit the fender if i go lower but i see people on this site with it lowered more on bigger wider rims that i got he also aligns the cars to and he says if i lower it any more he refuses to align it and what does osobosted mean by my offset is wrong soes he mean my info or what
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offset on our cars rims is normally i beileve between aboput 42-46mm i believe ( give or take a little) 35mm would i would assume is damm near touching the calipers (might be)
Also you will not have to roll your fenders on the types of rims and tires you have cause it won't even touch your fenders!
Members on here have 215/35/18's and there **** is tucked! HTOWNBOY had his tucked like that in the rear!
Also you will not have to roll your fenders on the types of rims and tires you have cause it won't even touch your fenders!
Members on here have 215/35/18's and there **** is tucked! HTOWNBOY had his tucked like that in the rear!
thanks you guys really helped me a lot thanks so much
osobosted thanks for the info
and mr.modify thanks you have always posted such helpful info on most all my posts i can't thank you enought got looken out
osobosted thanks for the info
and mr.modify thanks you have always posted such helpful info on most all my posts i can't thank you enought got looken out
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Originally posted by lowriding619
thanks you guys really helped me a lot thanks so much
osobosted thanks for the info
and mr.modify thanks you have always posted such helpful info on most all my posts i can't thank you enought got looken out
thanks you guys really helped me a lot thanks so much
osobosted thanks for the info
and mr.modify thanks you have always posted such helpful info on most all my posts i can't thank you enought got looken out
Hey mann it's cool it's always good to ask question!
glad i could help though! The Standard One
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hmm.. ok maybe i need to explain what that guy is trying to say...
you have an offset of +35mm. this will probably make the rims stick out more than your normal +42 offset. thus it is harder for you to tuck since your rims stick out. thats what he's trying to say. right now i'm runnin a +42 offset and my rears tuck no problem without a camber kit. if i had +35 like you it probably wouldnt tuck and it would hit the fenders. thats why he's saying you can slam it because your wheels stick out too much...
but who cares what he says.. TRY IT. if it rubs then raise it untill it doesnt...
you have an offset of +35mm. this will probably make the rims stick out more than your normal +42 offset. thus it is harder for you to tuck since your rims stick out. thats what he's trying to say. right now i'm runnin a +42 offset and my rears tuck no problem without a camber kit. if i had +35 like you it probably wouldnt tuck and it would hit the fenders. thats why he's saying you can slam it because your wheels stick out too much...
but who cares what he says.. TRY IT. if it rubs then raise it untill it doesnt...
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