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Just ordered my RPF1s matte black staggered set up
Still contemplating which tire set up to go with..
Hankook V12
255/40/18 275/40/18 or..
265/35/18 285/35/18
So stoked.. This week is prob gonna go by super slow /:
Just ordered my RPF1s matte black staggered set up
Still contemplating which tire set up to go with..
Hankook V12
255/40/18 275/40/18 or..
265/35/18 285/35/18
So stoked.. This week is prob gonna go by super slow /:
got them mounted!
18x9.5+15 18x10.5+15 on 255/40/18 275/40/18 Hankook v12s
here are some crappy phone pics. chrome lugs are temp, black lugs comin next week.
Contemplating this right now, 18x9.5 +15 all around. Concave too!
I've got the 18x9.5 +15 square set up with RPF1's. They fit and run fine with no spacers needed on the stock, un-lowered suspension and that's what I like about that offset. Got 265x40's on it now. Will be getting a set of NTO1's in 275x35 as soon as the current tires are shot....which should be immediately after and hopefully not during my next track weekend.
A spacer may fix the problem if you have of know someone with a spacer floating around.
My initial thoughts but the roller in its short configuration puts the pressure screw in line with a wheel stud. My ARP extended studs make it impossible to use a spacer and still able to attach the roller.
Knocking out the wheel studs is easy, just reassembly of the parking brake which is tedious.
My initial thoughts but the roller in its short configuration puts the pressure screw in line with a wheel stud. My ARP extended studs make it impossible to use a spacer and still able to attach the roller.
Knocking out the wheel studs is easy, just reassembly of the parking brake which is tedious.
Not sure what the issue is, just know that I used the same roller to roll my rears a few weeks back, and also have the 60mm ARP studs. The only thing in the way was the caliper, which kept me from being able to roll all the way forward, but I was still able to do a tight roll in the most critical area of 60 degrees each side of TDC.