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I am running a set of TE37 in 9.5 and 10.5 +12. The rear has a 19/30/295, rolled fenders, -2 degrees of camber, and pulled a little. The rear doesn't seem to rub. The front has a 255/35/19 that does rub. What camber / tire setup are people running with similar setups to keep it from rubbing. I'd like to not stretch the hell out of the front if possible. The car is dropped about an inch maybe a little more.
I am running a set of TE37 in 9.5 and 10.5 +12. The rear has a 19/30/295, rolled fenders, -2 degrees of camber, and pulled a little. The rear doesn't seem to rub. The front has a 255/35/19 that does rub. What camber / tire setup are people running with similar setups to keep it from rubbing. I'd like to not stretch the hell out of the front if possible. The car is dropped about an inch maybe a little more.
Run a 245/35 or a /30/ tire w/ a slight fender pull...
Think arms + a little more camber as an option as well?
Yup..get some cusco's or spc's for the value..-2. + in the front will start to wear
the tires pretty unevenly...but it'll fit + handle a little better.
crom - considering an rbc dip. apparently i have to wait for
a local shop to offer the service.
Here is picture with my old Yoko ES100's 245/35/19 before I put the 5mm spacers in the front, so it was a +22 then, but you get the idea. With the Invo's and spacers, it fill's out much better... I'll try to get more recent pics.
Ive got 9.5 +12 with another 3mm spacer (so +9) with 265/30/19s up front, camber is about -3 degrees and Im really low. I rarely rub my passenger side inner fender liner (with a passenger), on larger dips... never the drivers side. My passenger side sits just a tiny bit lower especially with a passenger in the car too.