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03-30-2013, 03:42 AM | #1 |
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Picture of a FRS/BRZ with 18 inch+ wheels, no drop
Curious to see if anyone has upgraded to 18 inch wheels but has not lowered their car, kept it stock. PLEASE provide pictures thanks!
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Here's mine. Stock suspension TSW Nurburgs 18x8
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I"ve got a few pics before I lowered it in my SIG link. Its subtly lowered afterwards with tanabe gf210's. I have to say the ride is a little less forgiving, but not too bad. The stiffness of the tire sidewalls can also make a difference. For example if you get 40 vs 45 and depending on brand/tire.
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Here are some pics of my ride: http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24102
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However, if you go for such wide wheels you will want to lower the car, otherwise it just gives an off road look to the car
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You can also go with 17's and a larger tire and still come under the OEM weight and fill the wheel well.
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Hey Killerbee, so those picture of the white 86 is stock height? It is hard to tell but that looks really good
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http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=22222 page 4 and upper half of page 5 has pictures on stock suspension, lower half of page 5 shows pictures with eibach springs
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