What camber settings are you running on your wide rims set up?
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What camber settings are you running on your wide rims set up?
Curious to what settings to go with, with a low/wîde rim set up. Any suggestions? I was told -3 up front and -4 in the back?
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Originally Posted by shimmies
You'll need as much camber as you need to fit them, whatever that is. 3,4 is a good start
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get a proper offset and run wider tires youll be using half the tire and wear th out fast with -4
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I was told on here before that a 255 would be too wide/aggressive tire for me for my offset. And that I would need to crazy of a "pull" on my rear fenders. I then ran into CornFeds/lowLyfe's car and fell in love haha, he said he ran an 11 second pass on those tires with his Subie (18x10 with 225/35/18 tires!) haha
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They are, which is why you don't go so aggressive on the wheels. They fit fine on an 18x8.5 +45. Instead you end up with a car that looks and handles awkward. Running so much negative camber and running more in the rear than the front only makes it worse.