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Old 05-13-2014, 05:12 PM   #2213
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Don't know... they are looking at the case but WCI do not have the best Customer service....


Man I'd be pissed! If you have a clear indication that you ordered a certain offset and they sent the wrong offset its on them. I'd fight that to the end
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Old 05-13-2014, 05:13 PM   #2214
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@blags that setup looks so flush and perfect, But when I look at other cars with a similar offset to what you listed (18x10 Et 20), they require much more camber. I love your set up but I just don't kknow how your fitting an 18x10 ET 20 without stupid camber or with crazy poke


Are you sure those are the specs?
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Old 05-13-2014, 06:34 PM   #2215
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@blags did you have to do any body work to get that fitment to work?

Don't mean to copy but I know for a fact that I want to go with the Work MEISTER S1R
18" . I also plan on doing sti Brembos since I still have mine that I bought for my Wrx a couple years back. And I'm wondering if the O-Disk size will work?

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To be safe, a quick roll on the rear and had to cut the rear bar tab. No idea if o-disk will work with brembos... perhaps someone else can chime in and answer this?
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Old 05-13-2014, 06:53 PM   #2216
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To be safe, a quick roll on the rear and had to cut the rear bar tab. No idea if o-disk will work with brembos... perhaps someone else can chime in and answer this?
Rear bar ? Sorry.
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Old 05-14-2014, 12:36 AM   #2217
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Just bought some 18x10 +25's! Nothing too crazy, but better than my 18x9.5 +38's right now. Looking for some moar camber.

Hopefully should be able to fit them with -3 up front, and -5 out back.

I'm sitting at -1.5, and -3.5 right now perfectly fine with room to spare. Think I'll be alright?

Also, anyone have any axle problems with that much camber? Sorry for the 21 questions. :P

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Old 05-14-2014, 04:19 AM   #2218
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@blags that setup looks so flush and perfect, But when I look at other cars with a similar offset to what you listed (18x10 Et 20), they require much more camber. I love your set up but I just don't kknow how your fitting an 18x10 ET 20 without stupid camber or with crazy poke


Are you sure those are the specs?
Thanks dude. 18x10 +23 is the rear, the front it +20, I always get them mixed up. It's only 3mm difference, not very noticeable. Camber was around -3 degrees. I guess others add more camber to tuck them in further to avoid damaging things.
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Rear bar ? Sorry.
Where the rear bar meets the quarter panel, I cut some of that off because my tyres were hitting.
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Just bought some 18x10 +25's! Nothing too crazy, but better than my 18x9.5 +38's right now. Looking for some moar camber.

Hopefully should be able to fit them with -3 up front, and -5 out back.

I'm sitting at -1.5, and -3.5 right now perfectly fine with room to spare. Think I'll be alright?

Also, anyone have any axle problems with that much camber? Sorry for the 21 questions. :P
you will be fine and you are about right now with the camber. I ran 10.5 +30 and was running -6.5 camber in the rear. Should look great cant wait to see it.
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WOW!!!

16s? 17s?

Car looks awesome!
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Would I have any issues with the airlift bags rubbing or hitting with about 2 degrees of negative camber on an 18x9.5 ET 35 front set up? I want to try and fit it with proper tires (255/35/18). I know its a lot to fit in there but do you guys think its doable?
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Would I have any issues with the airlift bags rubbing or hitting with about 2 degrees of negative camber on an 18x9.5 ET 35 front set up? I want to try and fit it with proper tires (255/35/18). I know its a lot to fit in there but do you guys think its doable?
You might need to stretch your tires

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