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20x9 +32 = 235/35R20 (front) - Michelin PSS K1
20x10.5 +45 = 285/30R20 (rear) - Michelin PSS K1
** RSR Down Springs right now ... going to move to Tanabe for a lower stance when I have time
No rubbing at all anywhere even with a full load of people in the car with the RSR Down Springs
Wheel colors:
Gloss Black outer lips, Matte Black inner barrel, Evo Grey Centers ** I am going to go for a photo-shoot one of these days soon - though here is an iPhone picture of the wheel
20x9 +32 = 235/35R20 (front) - Michelin PSS K1
20x10.5 +45 = 285/30R20 (rear) - Michelin PSS K1
** RSR Down Springs right now ... going to move to Tanabe for a lower stance when I have time
No rubbing at all anywhere even with a full load of people in the car with the RSR Down Springs
Wheel colors:
Gloss Black outer lips, Matte Black inner barrel, Evo Grey Centers ** I am going to go for a photo-shoot one of these days soon - though here is an iPhone picture of the wheel
Newgen Grip 3-piece wheel
Looks nice, can't wait to see how it looks on the gs.
I'm getting rubbing on both my fronts every now and then on bigger bumps or dips in the road, parking lot, etc. A little disappointed since I read about so many people with similar setups not rubbing. What gives? Still, the look and stance makes it all worth it
I'm getting rubbing on both my fronts every now and then on bigger bumps or dips in the road, parking lot, etc. A little disappointed since I read about so many people with similar setups not rubbing. What gives? Still, the look and stance makes it all worth it
I too am running +32 up front and i also rub (liner only so far). +43 rear no rubbing. Next front set will be 225 or 235.
I'm getting rubbing on both my fronts every now and then on bigger bumps or dips in the road, parking lot, etc. A little disappointed since I read about so many people with similar setups not rubbing. What gives? Still, the look and stance makes it all worth it
Hey! Car looks good, where did you find Hankooks in 235/35/20, I looked everywhere and Hankook brand doesn't come up with this size.
Thanks
Hey! Car looks good, where did you find Hankooks in 235/35/20, I looked everywhere and Hankook brand doesn't come up with this size.
Thanks
Sooo after reading this I decided to check again, and my tires are 245/35/20 in the front and 285/30/20. No wonder it looked so wide lol. I had asked for 235 but I guess he went ahead with the wider tires. Probably why I'm getting rubbing of the wheel well liner every now and then. I can deal with it until my next set.
I'm getting rubbing on both my fronts every now and then on bigger bumps or dips in the road, parking lot, etc. A little disappointed since I read about so many people with similar setups not rubbing. What gives? Still, the look and stance makes it all worth it
its your springs.. i had same issue..TANABE springs are too soft,they bottom out.everyone talks about the nice drop but none talks about how soft they are.Had mine on for a month and switched them out for SWIFT.great springs hands down!!!
07-27-14, 06:17 PM
