finally got my 19" work kiwamis put on
01-12-14, 01:42 PM
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finally got my 19" work kiwamis put on
my current setup is front 19*8.5 225/35/19 rear 19*9.5 265/30/19 riding on rsr down springs.
no rubbing with full passengers. going over bumps the rear tucks in slightly. i snapped a pic with my phone after the install. hope you guys enjoy
no rubbing with full passengers. going over bumps the rear tucks in slightly. i snapped a pic with my phone after the install. hope you guys enjoy
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01-12-14, 08:35 PM
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offsets for the front are +45 and rear +38. more pics during day n night
i think atomic silver really comes to life at night. i get so many compliments wherever i go lol
i think atomic silver really comes to life at night. i get so many compliments wherever i go lol
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01-13-14, 02:36 PM
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thanks man. that last shot came out pretty sick indeed haha
yea i would've gone with 10.5 if i was to go with the coil-over setup but i chose moderate lowering springs because i didn't want it to interfere with the awd system too much. i do love these kiwamis
yea i would've gone with 10.5 if i was to go with the coil-over setup but i chose moderate lowering springs because i didn't want it to interfere with the awd system too much. i do love these kiwamis
01-13-14, 02:42 PM
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Sweet.
What tire did you go with? I have my 19x8.5 Front, and 19x9.5 wheels in too (Not Kiwamis) and am thinking of putting Nitto INVO tires. A lot of people are persuading me to go with Michelin Super Sports though. Still not sure.
What tire did you go with? I have my 19x8.5 Front, and 19x9.5 wheels in too (Not Kiwamis) and am thinking of putting Nitto INVO tires. A lot of people are persuading me to go with Michelin Super Sports though. Still not sure.
01-13-14, 03:03 PM
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my original choices were michelin pilot sport as3 but they don't make them in 265/30/19. so i went with continental extreme contact dws n couldn't be any happier. very quiet tires. i could be wrong but the ride even feels better than the stock bridgestones. I haven't put on nitto tires in a very long time so i couldn't tell you anything about their current state but they used to make some of the best performance tires around.. back in the good old days
01-13-14, 03:10 PM
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my original choices were michelin pilot sport as3 but they don't make them in 265/30/19. so i went with continental extreme contact dws n couldn't be any happier. very quiet tires. i could be wrong but the ride even feels better than the stock bridgestones. I haven't put on nitto tires in a very long time so i couldn't tell you anything about their current state but they used to make some of the best performance tires around.. back in the good old days
01-13-14, 05:14 PM
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That looks perfect man, just how I like it. I might have to replicate the wheel/tire sizes and offsets. You will have to keep us posted if there are any rubbing issues.
01-14-14, 09:41 AM
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thanks. i spent the entire weekend driving around dc. when i hit those nasty potholes it breaks my heart but no rubbing whatsoever so far. even with passengers in the car. I had two people bounce on the rear bumper and the tires just tuck right in the fender. its beautiful haha