Wheel fitment question?
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Wheel fitment question?
I've been doing research for the past 2 hours and can't seem to get a straight answer. I was wondering if I could fit a 20x10.5 +25 wheel in the rear with a 285/30/20 tire on a 2008 g37S coupe without any problems. Does this sound feasible? Thanks.
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NextLevel Performance
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what do you mean they can't bring it in more then -3 degree camber? Why can't they? You should always fully be able to adjust your camber with the SPC kit, its just a matter of where you want it set at to avoid rubbing...or if you're more worried about tire wear.
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What else could you be rubbing on? When I saw you car you were a bit lower than me in the rear. I'm running a 285/30 with 0 rubbbing, but my offsets are conservative. Alignment shop should be able to dial in you camber a little more I would think. Is your tire hitting fender or maybe try shaving or removing that bracket completely...
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Florida G Club
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Might also be his Tein are softer then your JICs so he is getting more travel distance. May have add sways to stiffen it up. I know when I fisrt had just my coils set at a soft setting I rubbed quite a bit but then I stiffened them up and added sways and had very little to no rubbing. Not sure what else to do though.
Edit: NM looks like you have Hotchkis so ignor everything I just wrote..lol.
Edit: NM looks like you have Hotchkis so ignor everything I just wrote..lol.
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^ I didn't think about that... JICs are pretty stiff and I don't think my offsets will rub either way. Weiboy was running slammed JICs with +29 rear wheels and had to have -3.2 camber, so maybe that's just how it is. I think Voltic is running Hotchkis sways according to his sig.