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Old 04-03-2013, 03:19 PM   #43
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i'm not too worried. it wasn't an issue on my STi and i ran 275's on that car with equally aggressive fitment. i just regularly wax so it kind of helps i guess? but in all honesty i can't think of anything that looks good and functions well.
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I'm thinking of going with the exact same setup as you Jive, but would you recommend going with 255's in the front instead?
so square wheels with staggered tires? any reason for this? and depends what tires, some 255's run wide like 265's.
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so square wheels with staggered tires? any reason for this? and depends what tires, some 255's run wide like 265's.
lol my fault, I meant 255's all the way around. not just in the front.
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its really preference.

there are 255's out there that will fill this out just as much as the tires i have. 255 should still be find though, and not be stretched. assuming you're talking 255/35 though. i think a 40 sidewall will just be too big. either way, as you can see with my car, you can still be fully functional running this kind of setup.
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its really preference.

there are 255's out there that will fill this out just as much as the tires i have. 255 should still be find though, and not be stretched. assuming you're talking 255/35 though. i think a 40 sidewall will just be too big. either way, as you can see with my car, you can still be fully functional running this kind of setup.
right on. i was planning on going with 265/35, but then you mentioned the rubbing up front. to be honest your stance is perfect, i just don't wan't to pull my fenders or anything like that.

your car looks awesome though, mean stance yet functional
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right on. i was planning on going with 265/35, but then you mentioned the rubbing up front. to be honest your stance is perfect, i just don't wan't to pull my fenders or anything like that.

your car looks awesome though, mean stance yet functional
to be honest no need to full. i used a heat gun and a the end of a screw driver which was rubber coated and just pushed the edge in giving it a roll. you can feel where it flares out inside the fender towards the side markers. but really it only was an issue for me on the passenger side

the rear however WILL rub regardless on the bumper edge, i just let it rub itself out and now i have no issues, but if you want to dremel it slightly then go ahead.

otherwise i say get 255/35 ZII's. those are still meaty as fuck.
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went to evo v Sti day saturday. got a lot of positive comments on the car, i'm happy people like it as much as i do. i'm still torn on the ride height, it handles so well i dont want to ruin it, but in photos it just looks like i have a shit ton of gap when in person its no where to be seen.

big thanks to Jon Tuazon for the great shots of my car. see his page for great coverage!
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i did a full detail on it sunday, pictures to follow they will be EPIC.
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Old 04-08-2013, 04:16 PM   #50
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went to evo v Sti day saturday. got a lot of positive comments on the car, i'm happy people like it as much as i do. i'm still torn on the ride height, it handles so well i dont want to ruin it, but in photos it just looks like i have a shit ton of gap when in person its no where to be seen.
I'd personally leave it as is.. The car looks phenomenal the way it sits.. It looks as if it has form and function.. While I love a super low car sitting in a parking lot.. I lmao at the idiots that damn near stop for a rail road track or a small dip.. Or even better the dumb asses that send out scout cars in front to check the road.. Yes in so cal they do that shit..

Yours is perfect, and a inspiration to many.. I want that same look, and was going after the same rims, but I think I decided on the 57DR's,
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Old 04-08-2013, 09:37 PM   #51
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Totally awesome bro! One Question: So you don't have your lowered or anything? Springs or Coil Overs? It looks perfect!
coilovers.

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nice pics your BRZ look like its ready for a fight a with mouth guard in. (i love the twinz)
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Leave it the way it is. Looks functional and has form. (Y)
yeah leaning towards that.

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I'd personally leave it as is.. The car looks phenomenal the way it sits.. It looks as if it has form and function.. While I love a super low car sitting in a parking lot.. I lmao at the idiots that damn near stop for a rail road track or a small dip.. Or even better the dumb asses that send out scout cars in front to check the road.. Yes in so cal they do that shit..

Yours is perfect, and a inspiration to many.. I want that same look, and was going after the same rims, but I think I decided on the 57DR's,
yeah i dont get the fad either.

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One question bro, you didn't read post #6 or #23 huh lol

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Car looks perfect, not a huge fan of the camber look but other than that I wouldn't change a thing.
i've been letting the kw's settle and they settled ALOT so the rear camber you see now wont be there next week. dont you worry, i got this!

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Oh damn...I found it...LOL!

kw v3's
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there it is! if you have other questions, dont hesitate to pm me.
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How do you remove the rear camber, adjustable LCA?
exactly, thats the beauty of adjustable LCA's

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had a little shoot after she was detailed, photo's taken by my buddy.











still a work in progress, gonna tweak the suspension and do the brakes next week.
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sick car man, congrats!
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What kind of actual contact patch are you getting in the rear? I don't really see the point of going big when you're only putting 225mm of rubber on the ground.
as stated already, it being fixed. no need to come into a thread and not read anything i posted. i see you have a mustang so i understand that camber adjustment is a new idea in the rear

all joking aside i'm getting aligned/corner balanced tuesday. i'll update this thread with more technical info soon.
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I love the look of meaty tires. This is one of my favorite BRZ's
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As always, I'm always ready for some new pics of this car. It's my desktop at work

I definitely want to see some pics of the fitment when you adjust the camber.
snap a photo of the desktop and photos will be updated :happy0180:
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Old 04-11-2013, 03:43 PM   #56
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I'd go only 255s but that's just me. I like the wheels edge more "in" like jives. Wheels edge outside the car to me at least just doesent look right at all. I also realize personal preference. I wish also these wheels had some concave in the 8.5 inch width selection but it appears they do not?
They are only concave in 9.5" width unfortunately
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