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Old 07-17-2015, 12:10 AM   #57
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Maybe you should learn to read.
i understand the tire size, not all tire brands are the same, some run wider than others..mayb u should know that before you try and be a fuckin douche☺️
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Old 07-17-2015, 01:00 AM   #58
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i understand the tire size, not all tire brands are the same, some run wider than others..mayb u should know that before you try and be a fuckin douche☺️
I can't read your mind.
You asked him what size and what type. Size is listed. Type is radial tire.
Maybe you should ask him specifically WHAT BRAND. I run 225/40-18 federal 595ss(which run wide) with 2.9 camber all around on coils lowered about 2inches with zero rubbing. 225/40's in any brand will not rub with coilovers that are not super soft and if you aren't tucking tire. If you check his profile he hasn't been on since May. And calling me the douche when you made the mistake...
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Old 07-21-2015, 02:45 PM   #60
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Anyone got numbers on how bad your fuel economy got after the tire swap? not really worried about it but im about to embark on a 4000 mile round trip adventure in Sep/Oct. wanting to know the differences
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Old 08-03-2015, 10:56 AM   #61
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Just installed.....needs a modest 1 inch drop...and i agree with everyone here...camber bolts for the front would be a plus

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So right now you are on stock suspension?
they look damn good
what tires?

and on stock suspension, theres no rubbing issues....right?
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Imma drop about 2" or a bit more on bc racing coilovers, do you think i would be good with 225/40 in front and 245/40 in back without rubbing?
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I rubbed at 225/40. 215 cleared at full lock. I'm only lowered by 1 inch

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And did you rub because your tire were too wide or because they were to tall? Because im looking at 245/35 for the back but don't know what to get in front..
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Old 10-21-2015, 04:12 PM   #66
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So right now you are on stock suspension?
they look damn good
what tires?

and on stock suspension, theres no rubbing issues....right?

I suggest 225/35



I am not on stock suspension now. I have the Tein Basic coils dropped about 1.8 and I rub on 235/40
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hmmm

Im gonna go out on a limb here and say Coils are needed for that 18x9.5 34 offset set up, am i right?
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This car is stock ride height and running them sir
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