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hey how did this guy camber the front so much? i have to spc front ball joints but that maxs out at -1.5 but this guys looks like its way more btw i have awd does this make a difference? and i also found these now http://compare.ebay.com/like/230965935392?var=lv<yp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbarbut they only for rwd
I think that's the car from Japan. I am not really sure how he did that front. The IS C from HI has the Megan front upper control arms installed and someone said it makes contact up top. Maybe that guy is on air too. I hear it's not too good to go so low on AWD. someone can correct me if i'm wrong.
I think that's the car from Japan. I am not really sure how he did that front. The IS C from HI has the Megan front upper control arms installed and someone said it makes contact up top. Maybe that guy is on air too. I hear it's not too good to go so low on AWD. someone can correct me if i'm wrong.
yea if you lower the awd to much the cv boots tear but the is250 looks so hood slammed and I don't wana camber the front to make it just look like that I wana do it to fit the fronts better
yea if you lower the awd to much the cv boots tear but the is250 looks so hood slammed and I don't wana camber the front to make it just look like that I wana do it to fit the fronts better
I'm guessing you haven't slammed your IS yet? Because there are wobbles during accelerations from the stretched axles, along with expected soon-to-be ripped CV boots. I used to own one and got rid of it just for those reasons. What a headache.
BTW, with natural camber (if you go this low), you should be at around -2.4 to -2.7 degrees... plus with your ball joints on top of that, you should be able to hit -3.9 to -4.2. Which is very aggressive anyways.
I'm guessing you haven't slammed your IS yet? Because there are wobbles during accelerations from the stretched axles, along with expected soon-to-be ripped CV boots. I used to own one and got rid of it just for those reasons. What a headache.
BTW, with natural camber (if you go this low), you should be at around -2.4 to -2.7 degrees... plus with your ball joints on top of that, you should be able to hit -3.9 to -4.2. Which is very aggressive anyways.
i lowerd it as much as possible its just my wheel up front is 19x9.5+15 but the finders rub against the side tire wall eatting up the letters on the tire i was get rid of mine also for an is350 or isf but ive done so much to it already i dont know who would buy it
i lowerd it as much as possible its just my wheel up front is 19x9.5+15 but the finders rub against the side tire wall eatting up the letters on the tire i was get rid of mine also for an is350 or isf but ive done so much to it already i dont know who would buy it
Oh yeah, that's very aggressive. I'm running 19x8.5 +15 with 225/35 tire on natural -2.4 camber. I had to roll and pull front fenders just so I can turn. And I still rub while turning.
Oh yeah, that's very aggressive. I'm running 19x8.5 +15 with 225/35 tire on natural -2.4 camber. I had to roll and pull front fenders just so I can turn. And I still rub while turning.
Try 20x9 225/35 ...Fender mods are a must...The next thought I have is to stretch the tire much more up front..How much did it cost to have the front fenders pulled?
*Edit...And Just noticed you're from Ct also...Who did the work?