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Is he selling those rims? The would look pure sex on my car! I am trying to complete my setup with suspension and rims. Since going widebody, I am seriously lacking. Went back to stock suspension since I wasn't sure how low the kit would be. Stock suspension would give me a baseline to work off of instead of going from the Tein springs I had.
Here is a pick now. Still trying to figure out, should i go bags to get it really low or go with a stiff suspension. This is not my DD so i dont have to worry about getting all over the place.
Unfortunately I am in Afghanistan right now so I couldn't do anything anyway.
This is probably a noob question but how much PSI do you put in your tires? I have 18x10.5 245/40 all the way around and the tire says 51 PSI is max. Right now I have 42 PSI for the rear and 40 PSI for the fronts. Should I go higher?
This is probably a noob question but how much PSI do you put in your tires? I have 18x10.5 245/40 all the way around and the tire says 51 PSI is max. Right now I have 42 PSI for the rear and 40 PSI for the fronts. Should I go higher?
Futrama Fry voice.... Not sure is serious or really sarcastic.
Wayyyy too PSi, check the side of your door should be somewhere around 35
Are you sure its too high? Usually stretched tires need a higher PSI.. I searched the thread and read that Edafe runs 40-43 PSI all the way around usually. I mean my ride quality isn't bad at all I actually kind of like it after pumping them up. Not as much bounce as before.
Your picture proves nothing. Nice looking car, but wheel fitment is non existent.
With springs a fatter tire setup would suit you better than stretch. Your call at the end of the day, but you will not achieve proper fitment (in this thread) without coilovers.
I only speak from experience, as I own the same springs.
Your picture proves nothing. Nice looking car, but wheel fitment is non existent.
With springs a fatter tire setup would suit you better than stretch. Your call at the end of the day, but you will not achieve proper fitment (in this thread) without coilovers.
I only speak from experience, as I own the same springs.