01-29-2022, 10:36 AM | #323 |
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Yes RCC SS1s come with camber plates.
Also I thought 5mm spacers don’t need stud replacements? Or is that a myth |
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01-29-2022, 11:05 AM | #325 |
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Wouldn't ET38 poke more than ET42?
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01-29-2022, 02:59 PM | #326 |
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The threads on the stock studs on the first gen are known to be pretty weak, and have just enough engagement when not using any spacers. I would strongly advise against running 5 mm spacers with stock length studs.
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From what I remember, the tab that protrudes inwards needed to be shaved pretty significantly and some of the inner fender liner was cut in that area as well. I had someone that specializes in fender rolling in the socal area handle the cutting/shaving process. |
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It would, but he's looking at an 8.5 instead of a 9 in wheel width, so it should have almost the same poke as my setup does in ET38.
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01-29-2022, 09:49 PM | #329 | |
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I noted that the front studs seemed quite short and did not appear to offer sufficient length for any sort of spacer. |
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01-30-2022, 02:36 AM | #330 | |
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+45 on kw’s no issues plenty of clearance. +45 on kw”s -2.2 camber no rubbing anywhere up front or out back with not too much drop.
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That's actually pretty good. I think a little forward rake is appropriate. Front of mine is about 3/8 lower than rear.
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