show me your track rim set up
03-07-2007, 08:52 AM
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Originally Posted by sfarrah
How much camber are you running? are your fenders rolled at all?
03-07-2007, 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by 002-M-P
The camber is stock with the addition to whatever the Hotchkis springs added (don't remember my exact number). From what I could tell, the front fenders don't need to be rolled anymore. It is actually rubbing the round screws that hold the fender liner in.
03-08-2007, 05:14 PM
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FWIW, I run two "track" sets, 1) a street tire setup and 2) an R-compound track tire setup.
Street tire setup: Falken RT-615's, 275/35-18 front on 18x9" SSR GT-2 rims with +31mm offset; 315/30-18 rear on 18x10.5" +43mm SSR GT-2s. No clearance problems.
R-compound setup: Hoosier 285/30-18s all around on Rota P45R wheels, 18x9.5" +30mm. Again, no clearance issues.
Both setups work well. Less understeer with the same size Hoosiers all around (and of course, a lot more grip!).
Street tire setup: Falken RT-615's, 275/35-18 front on 18x9" SSR GT-2 rims with +31mm offset; 315/30-18 rear on 18x10.5" +43mm SSR GT-2s. No clearance problems.
R-compound setup: Hoosier 285/30-18s all around on Rota P45R wheels, 18x9.5" +30mm. Again, no clearance issues.
Both setups work well. Less understeer with the same size Hoosiers all around (and of course, a lot more grip!).
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