Megan racing camber kits
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Megan racing camber kits
Hey guys just llooking for some advice on the Megan racing camber kits for the front and rear of my IS350 I'm getting inside edge wear on my 20's (20x9.5 front)(20x10 rear) and I don't like replacing my tires every 5k. Can anyone help me out?? Or will Im going to be the ghunnie pig?? Lol sorry for the bad spelling. But any info would help thanks.
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awesome its great to know someones connected on forum. i did know about the spc front ball joints, I'm concert now if i get the megan lowering springs will i need the camber kit??
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I'm actually going to order the Megan racing lowering springs. Wheels offset is 20x9.5 in the front and 20x10 in the rear the tire is a 285/25/20. And front is 235/30/20. So I'm hoping the rear camber kit will work for me.
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First of all the sizes you posted are the wheel size and widths, not offsets. I'm not sure on the drop of the Megan springs, but if you don't go too low you may not have issues with the wheel making contact with the rear quarter panel. I do think the 285's may be a bit wide. You may need to roll or dhave your rear quarter panel inner lip to avoid contact. The 9.5's up front with the 235 may be an issue because the rim is a bit wide and the tire also. I see some contact potentially being made with the liner for sure and maybe the bumper tab.
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First of all the sizes you posted are the wheel size and widths, not offsets. I'm not sure on the drop of the Megan springs, but if you don't go too low you may not have issues with the wheel making contact with the rear quarter panel. I do think the 285's may be a bit wide. You may need to roll or dhave your rear quarter panel inner lip to avoid contact. The 9.5's up front with the 235 may be an issue because the rim is a bit wide and the tire also. I see some contact potentially being made with the liner for sure and maybe the bumper tab.
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i am currently shopping for camber kits but dont know which ones to get. I have an 08 IS250 lowered on tein s tech springs with factory wheels and the front tires are starting to show the threads in the inner part of the tire. what camber kits should i get? any help would be appreciated
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Hey guys I'm dropped on tein s tech on my rwd is250. I have half to no finger gap all around. I was told to get a camber kit in the back which is where it rubs a lot! I was thinking on Megan but what would I need? I see they sell the toe and arm. I'm confused, can someone link me to what I would need. I'm running on 18x8.5 front and 18x10 rear. Thanks guys!