Logik816

This is very similar to where I'm going. 18x8/9 +20 215/40F 225/40R

How far from the ground are you dropped?

Logik816

Supremacy

Logik816

nice a$$ shot. wheel specs/camber?

farzam

Still dialing it in but in petty damn happy as it is. Trying to sell the wheels for $1850 or if I keep them I want different tires to get the fitment I really want. Front is tucking cause I got new Truhart adjustable FUCA and I was seeing how much camber I can pull. The other side has around -2* more camber than that lol. Time for wider wheels or lower offsets to maximize riciness.

Special thanks to D2/Truhart for all the help. Hit me up if yall ever want great deals on their airbag/coilover/BBK/suspension arm lineup.

horansky

Guys what stretch would you recommend for the front on 18x9.5 +38 ? i was thinking 215or225/40 fenders will be just rolled. If someone has same setup please post some pics

Logik816

215 will definitely fit with no issue but you can possibly fit more depending how low you are and how much chamber you are running

jaor.s2k

So I got a new set of wheels 18x9.5 +22 square and I am thinking of running 235/35 or 235/40 up front with about -3.3 camber and pulled fender or maybe even flared. 255/35 in the rear with -3.5 camber and overfenders. What do you guys think?

My current set up is 18x9.5 +45 265/35 square -2.5 front and -3.3 rear and pulled fenders

Would like to see photos of a 235 on a 18x9.5

RE30 by ja_ralleca, on Flickr

myclue

nice pics!

buffalosojah

Thanks a lot and I'm running 18x10 18x11 +37 all around 225/35 and 255/35 I had the car repainted and quarters pulled as well as the fenders up front. Running -5.5 out the rear with ball joints ad -2 up front. You definitely need fender work or -6 camber for the rear the front could be a little more aggressive but I just played it safe I probably should have went with a 235/35 but I didn't wanna run into any problems. 245 on the rear and you can get away with no ball joints just using stock camber adjustments but I wanted it a little meatier back there.
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Very clean. Love those SSR's.