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I had the same wheels before with the exact specs. 285 with -4.5 still won't work.
Wish I had read this an hour ago. I took the car to firestone, they installed my camber kit, not only did they set it to negative four which is ridiculous they couldn't set my toe any less than -.70 AND THEN they had the audacity to not pay attention where they were driving and pulled my 2011 sport bumper directy into a curb and ruined my bumper... FML
Now I need a repainted bumper, an alignment, and smaller tires. It never ends
Wish I had read this an hour ago. I took the car to firestone, they installed my camber kit, not only did they set it to negative four which is ridiculous they couldn't set my toe any less than -.70 AND THEN they had the audacity to not pay attention where they were driving and pulled my 2011 sport bumper directy into a curb and ruined my bumper... FML
Now I need a repainted bumper, an alignment, and smaller tires. It never ends
Damn! That really sucks man! I already knew it would not work at all.
You should ask them to pay for the damages on your bumper.
Wish I had read this an hour ago. I took the car to firestone, they installed my camber kit, not only did they set it to negative four which is ridiculous they couldn't set my toe any less than -.70 AND THEN they had the audacity to not pay attention where they were driving and pulled my 2011 sport bumper directy into a curb and ruined my bumper... FML
Now I need a repainted bumper, an alignment, and smaller tires. It never ends
To answer the previous question, you could do what Wei suggested and run a 255 tire or go with a 265 Falken tire. Falken tire profiles allows it to stretch a bit more and so you can usually run one size bigger than what most other tires would allow.
Sorry to hear about bumper. Would definitely make them pay for it.
Damn! That really sucks man! I already knew it would not work at all.
You should ask them to pay for the damages on your bumper.
Originally Posted by soolman32
To answer the previous question, you could do what Wei suggested and run a 255 tire or go with a 265 Falken tire. Falken tire profiles allows it to stretch a bit more and so you can usually run one size bigger than what most other tires would allow.
Sorry to hear about bumper. Would definitely make them pay for it.
oh don't worry they will definitely be paying for the damages... I'm gonna go pick up some 255's tomorrow when I wake up so we should be golden.
Y'all know anyone selling some decently aggressive wheels?
Got 265's put on today. Went to a sketchy part of town and got 2 brand new Continental 265's for 400 bucks. Pretty sure they were stolen but what can ya do! Wheels look good though, looks pretty stretched. Will post more pics later
Here are some pics with the Continental 265/30/20's on the rear. Guess Continental seems to stretch quite a bit. Not really feeling it
Might pick up a set of Stance SC-5's, all 20x10.5 +27 around. Yes or no
^ That looks like a good stretch, not sure why you not feeling?
It is a good stretch! but with the front being 245's and not having any stretch at all really. it just doesn't match... And the fronts being 245/35 and the rears 265/30 doesn't help either....
Maybe the rear needs moaaaaaaaar low???
It is a good stretch! but with the front being 245's and not having any stretch at all really. it just doesn't match... And the fronts being 245/35 and the rears 265/30 doesn't help either....
Maybe the rear needs moaaaaaaaar low???
You can always run 225-35 for your front and add a 15MM spacers to push it out some more
Changed my wheel set up again, no more deep dish, but call me crazy I really like these bad boys 20x10.5 +22 all around 265/30/20... Going another 1/2 to 3/4 inch lower this week!
10-25-2012, 06:19 PM
