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07-18-2012 | 03:47 PM

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Marc G

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You're gonna need to roll and flare those fenders. Looks like you have some front bias too...how come?

My fenders are rolled. And sorry I'm a noob still, what's front bias?

I think he means the fronts are lower than the rear possibly...

Mine does have a bit of flare (quarter of an inch maybe) aside from the rolling...

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07-18-2012 | 03:48 PM

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Marc G

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That's a sweet looking s2, btw I'm a lot more slammed, of you where to drop your car more would the rear rub/hit the rear fender? In the pic it looks really close.

Yeah i'm not sure.... I may rub if I lower it anymore.

I track the car so i'm okay with the right height for now

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08-01-2012 | 07:30 AM

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FuknS2K

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17x9 +45 with 225 up front and 255 in back.

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08-01-2012 | 07:34 AM

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17x9 +45 with 225 up front and 255 in back.

Thanks for the pic, do you rub at all in the front? Rolled fenders?

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08-02-2012 | 11:36 AM

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FuknS2K

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with rolled fenders and the right amount of camber you wont rub. on the highway bumps you get a lil bit. my setup isnt slammed by any means either. im not tucking the tires as you can see. i could prob lower the front more without any problems but i like the setup as it is right now.

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