Your fronts will be fine with 225/35's. Lower the car some more!

 

What spoiler is that?

 

jp type b wing

 

You don't need any thing.. Just lower your car and throw on some 225/35 on the front and call it a day.. You don't need to buy camber arms if you dont want too..

 

following Royals comment, those wheels are going to sink when you lower it. Just lower the car and you will be fine.

 

^Lower.... A LOT lower!

Those side skirts are going to be almost sitting on the ground to get those wheels to look right in the wheel wells.

 

quick ronetia sell me those skirts before they get crushed

 

My cars pretty low already at the moment and i have to go side ways everywhere i go, to the supermarket to pass the ramp (scratches my exhaust), to the airport where there are more ramps, on a hill, getting into a drive way .... lol


problem is with getting those wheels tucked in, cause its illegal to have wheels sitting out like that.....

 

but my wheels gonna be sticking out?? thats illegal here

 

lol i can imagine....

 

Ronetia,, all I can tell you is do your research bro.. Find out what it takes to be slammed and static. And what your suspension actual does when you lower it.. Thats all I have..

 

are you serious man? its illegal?? they have some crazy laws over there.

 

We've got the VIU (Vehicle Inspection Unit) here in Winnipeg that has been out of control the last couple summers.

I was at a charity car show this summer and the VIU parked about 2 blocks away as people were leaving the show. They pulled cars in, inspected, ticketed and canceled insurance for "unsafe" modifications. Basically if they deem your car "unsafe" they cancel your insurance, tow your car and you can not drive your car on the road until you pass their inspection again.

They're concentrating on mods like "straight through mufflers", aftermarket tail lights and headlights, window tint, suspension modifications, stuff like that.

Now the police force has gone on the news saying that these inspections are completely random, and that they are not targeting modified vehicles, however they are "randomly" setting up these inspections near car shows or on nights and at locations where there is a high concentration of modified vehicles.

There are laws written for modifications, but some of them are vague and the officers are using their own blown out of proportion interpretations of them to enforce. Many of their tickets would not hold up in court, but people would rather "fix" their cars and drive them than leave them parked in the garage for months until they get their day in court.

One good example of a misinterpreted law is a test used to test shock absorbers. The test is outlined in the Highway Traffic Act and essentially says that the officer may push on your fender and the shock absorber must stop the car from bouncing in three oscillations or less. If the car continues to bounce, the shock is blown obviously....... However, the officers on the street are using this test to test aftermarket suspension and pulling cars off the road because they do not bounce at all (suspension too stiff)... Completely wrong application for that test.

I could go on for hours on this topic... It's quite ridiculous how our police force is blatantly lying to us and grossly misinterpreting written regulations.

 

it's illegal in Japan too. you wont pass JCI inspection if your wheels stick out past the fenders. But it sounds much worse in New Zealand. For the most part Japanese cops were pretty chill about the whole thing, you just had to make sure your car was proper when it came time for the bi-annual inspection.

 

stretched tires came about because of laws (cant remember the country) saying the tire could not stick out past the fender, so they just slapped a skinnier tire on

technically it is illegal in my area too (maryland), just depends on if you catch a cop thats out for blood

 

Here, having the tire thread stick out past the fender is illegal... I haven't seen anything written about the wheel sticking out though..... Stretched tires and wide wheels with negative offsets here I come!!!

 

^ I'm from ontario and got pulled over about 15 times last summer all for front plate.

They never once questioned me about wheels or suspension.

 

poking tread looks dumb anyway. it's good that it's illegal so there aren't tons of hectorflush cars rolling around.

 

Sigh, remembering old times

 

So ryaan did you sell the car? I know you got rid of the wheels??