245/40/19 & 275/35/19 How much can you drop it!!!
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245/40/19 & 275/35/19 How much can you drop it!!!
Just curious on how much of a drop can i put on my gs3 with this set up, without having any problems rubbing or fender rollouts..
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Well I have this tire setup and I *think* I've noticed a slight rub when going very slow and I go over a big bump or dip, but I can't really be sure. It's certainly no big deal. I have the L-Tuned suspension.
I also put a compact spare in the trunk and I think it's made the back sit higher, would that be likely? I assume the compact spare is a lot lighter than the full size one. I swapped it out to save weight (I'll eventually need it when I switch out my brakes), but I'm going to put the full size one back in until then so it looks better (maybe).
I also put a compact spare in the trunk and I think it's made the back sit higher, would that be likely? I assume the compact spare is a lot lighter than the full size one. I swapped it out to save weight (I'll eventually need it when I switch out my brakes), but I'm going to put the full size one back in until then so it looks better (maybe).
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where is the rubing coming from, the front or the back. As of now i have a sub box that is weighting down the back about one inch. How much of a gap will i have in the front BEFORE i lower it. I just figure going with a fatter tire would make up the difference for the gap.
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Originally posted by shaneheber
where is the rubing coming from, the front or the back. As of now i have a sub box that is weighting down the back about one inch. How much of a gap will i have in the front BEFORE i lower it. I just figure going with a fatter tire would make up the difference for the gap.
where is the rubing coming from, the front or the back. As of now i have a sub box that is weighting down the back about one inch. How much of a gap will i have in the front BEFORE i lower it. I just figure going with a fatter tire would make up the difference for the gap.
If you don't lower it, your car will look like crap unless you have 20's.
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