17x9 +30 torque R Fitment
08-03-2009, 09:32 PM
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No need to raise..aha 
I had those same wheels on my wagon, lowered on coilovers. Should be good with those alignment specs. Although I was running 225/45s, with a nice stretch, nothing like drifter stretch though. And then when I went back to shock and spring, still had no rubbing issues (tanabe springs/camber bolts in front/rear and oem top hats)
I had those same wheels on my wagon, lowered on coilovers. Should be good with those alignment specs. Although I was running 225/45s, with a nice stretch, nothing like drifter stretch though. And then when I went back to shock and spring, still had no rubbing issues (tanabe springs/camber bolts in front/rear and oem top hats)
i'll aim for 235 or 225's
08-04-2009, 11:54 AM
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Yup..all depends on tire manufacurer to on the sidewall/stretch look to. 225/45 would be safe, without having to totally max out your camber settings, if you dont want to deal with such (-) settings.
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