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Pretty crappy phone pic, but heres my TEs on the daily. Running 255/35 and 305/30 rear. Had to raise the car up quite a bit to get these to fit without rubbing :/
Going with 19x8.5 22 255 35 19 and 19x10.5 22 275 35 19. I'm lowered on sportline springs will I need to roll the rear fenders? I'm currently at -3.5 rear camber but plan to bring it to -2 -2.5 range after camber arms come in. Don't want to roll as there aren't any shops in my area that do it nor people I know who do it. I do not want to do it.
Going with 19x8.5 22 255 35 19 and 19x10.5 22 275 35 19. I'm lowered on sportline springs will I need to roll the rear fenders? I'm currently at -3.5 rear camber but plan to bring it to -2 -2.5 range after camber arms come in. Don't want to roll as there aren't any shops in my area that do it nor people I know who do it. I do not want to do it.
if you're running -3.5 rear camber you probably shouldn't need to roll. If you go to -2.5 depending on your height you probably still shouldn't have to roll if you're on springs. If you were slammed on coilovers then maybe.
Going with 19x8.5 22 255 35 19 and 19x10.5 22 275 35 19. I'm lowered on sportline springs will I need to roll the rear fenders? I'm currently at -3.5 rear camber but plan to bring it to -2 -2.5 range after camber arms come in. Don't want to roll as there aren't any shops in my area that do it nor people I know who do it. I do not want to do it.
Knowing the offset is important , but most likely you will need a roll if you bring it to a proper camber spec of >-2.1
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11-17-2014, 10:36 PM
