New wheels but they stick out too much.. sigh.....

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Old 10-11-2007 | 02:55 PM
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I would just sell them and get something that fits properly instead of trying to modify everything to get these to work. It's less work and money in the long run with tires and all just to get a camber to fit these wheels. Plus your car will get very messy on the whole outsides of the fender and body with water shooting up from the tires.

This is just what I would do...
Old 10-11-2007 | 04:17 PM
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it would look 100x better when droped, be sure to post pics when droped!
Old 10-11-2007 | 05:03 PM
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yea definately i cant wait either.
I just hope it will succesfully tuck in with the sportline drop!
Old 10-11-2007 | 10:06 PM
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I think it look fine once lowered and the wheels camber in some...thats what the S chassis owners call "hella flush"....Are the wheels +15 front and back?
Old 10-12-2007 | 12:59 AM
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you would have to slam the car and run like -2 front and -3.5 degree's of camber to get those to fit right
Old 10-12-2007 | 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by silvernole12
I think it look fine once lowered and the wheels camber in some...thats what the S chassis owners call "hella flush"....Are the wheels +15 front and back?
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you would have to slam the car and run like -2 front and -3.5 degree's of camber to get those to fit right
tats what im hoping for, but at the same time, tires would be hella money too, sigh.. i have to flip them like every 3000 miles to get like 10000 miles life span on the tires. -2 is ok i think but 3.5 is like wayy too much. do u guys have any pics on what a -3.5 degree camber look like?
Old 10-12-2007 | 02:16 PM
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tats what im hoping for, but at the same time, tires would be hella money too, sigh.. i have to flip them like every 3000 miles to get like 10000 miles life span on the tires. -2 is ok i think but 3.5 is like wayy too much. do u guys have any pics on what a -3.5 degree camber look like?
here is a link of my S2000 with -3.5 rear

http://endlessperformanceonline.com/...s=43&pic_nr=39

http://endlessperformanceonline.com/...s=43&pic_nr=14

http://endlessperformanceonline.com/...s=43&pic_nr=22
Old 10-12-2007 | 02:22 PM
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i guess tats not too bad at all! do u hve any pics before the drop wit the rims? haha just wanna see how much they tucked afterwards and compare.

NICE WHEELS BTW!!
Old 10-12-2007 | 02:26 PM
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i guess tats not too bad at all! do u hve any pics before the drop wit the rims? haha just wanna see how much they tucked afterwards and compare.

NICE WHEELS BTW!!

let me look. I dont think I have any of the car not dropped with the rims as i dropped it right away before the rims ever arrived...
Old 10-12-2007 | 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted by UNV-IT46
let me look. I dont think I have any of the car not dropped with the rims as i dropped it right away before the rims ever arrived...
cool thanx thanx!
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wow, I cant believe you guys would actually consider such an aggressive camber just to get some damn wheels to fit. And i'm speaking more to the OP and all the people supporting this idiotic idea. If he doesn't track the car, such a negative camber is useless. But it's your money, and your tire span that will be shot to $hit. Good luck
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Originally Posted by ABQG35c
wow, I cant believe you guys would actually consider such an aggressive camber just to get some damn wheels to fit. And i'm speaking more to the OP and all the people supporting this idiotic idea. If he doesn't track the car, such a negative camber is useless. But it's your money, and your tire span that will be shot to $hit. Good luck
yea i know the tire span is going ot be short, so i might need to flip my tires every 3000 miles. I personally like the aggressive camber look too. But, we'll see whats gonna happen.
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Originally Posted by ABQG35c
wow, I cant believe you guys would actually consider such an aggressive camber just to get some damn wheels to fit. And i'm speaking more to the OP and all the people supporting this idiotic idea. If he doesn't track the car, such a negative camber is useless. But it's your money, and your tire span that will be shot to $hit. Good luck
he already has the wheels. why not help him to make it work. If he didnt have the rims already i would say get the correct offset.
Old 10-12-2007 | 04:28 PM
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Originally Posted by UNV-IT46
he already has the wheels. why not help him to make it work. If he didnt have the rims already i would say get the correct offset.
thanx! i personally dont really wanna sell these. i really like the look, but as he said its gonna kill tires like crazy which is very true and alot of money. Im trying to sell it to 350 or g35 guys hopefully someones willing to pick it up coz not alot of poeple have replied on 350z forum. If they do then, it wil save me alot of trouble too.
Thanx alot guys.
Old 10-12-2007 | 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by UNV-IT46
he already has the wheels. why not help him to make it work. If he didnt have the rims already i would say get the correct offset.
Why? Because he'll spend more money in the long run on tires. And if you have staggered tire sizes and rims, you cant "flip" them like you would with all 4 corners being the same dimensions. Sell the rims you got, put that towards rims that are sized and meant for your car, and be done with it.

Secondly, IMO, That aggressive of a camber looks like a hack job. Like the old honda's who would just cut springs or get Coilovers and slam it to the last thread, while the tires are angled in like the Delorean on Back to the Future.

IDK, I'm done with this because I'll start getting upset because I don't see what you guys see. Which is fine, because we all aren't going to always agree on things you know?



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