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ZE40 F 19x9.5 +22 and R 19x10.5 +22 ISF Fitment? Help

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Old 07-03-16, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by PsXHuNtER
Sup guys. It's been a while since I made this post. Here is the finishing product. Thank you for all your help!
Can you get us more pictures of the fitment? It's hard to tell from the side.
What kind of work was involved and what are the final specs on your setup?
Old 07-04-16, 02:09 PM
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Congratulations dude on makin' it work. I was a doubter tbh.

They look amazing on an obsidian F. Mine are going on an mm car, & won't look nearly as hot, esp. in a 18 x 9.5/45 square performance setup. To each their own.

Would love to see more pics, maybe a rear 3/4 view?
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You must have done a lot of fender and camber mod to get them to fit...looks great!!!
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Dang that fitment looks awesome! What work did it require and where in CA are you?

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It's a shame only the 18" ZE40 comes in correct fitment.
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Definitely interested in more details. I was hoping to run a set of Work T7R's as beater wheels but are actually not quite as aggressive as the specs you have posted. So might be ok
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Originally Posted by STANC36
Can you get us more pictures of the fitment? It's hard to tell from the side. What kind of work was involved and what are the final specs on your setup?
Nice! I am also interested in the final specs of your setup, the bronze on black is looking good!
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Sorry guys been really busy. Here are the specs and more pics.

F 19x9.5 +22 (Face 3) w/ 235/35/19 Hankook Ventus V12
R 19x10.5 +22 (Face 3) w/ 265/30/19 Hankkook Ventus V12

Front camber kit - Megan
Rear camber arms kit - Figs Engineering
Rolled Rear Fenders Flat.

Lowered on BC Coils / Swift Springs 16k/12k Setup

Front Negative -2.5
Rear Negative -4.0

And for the hell of it. I have ISSFORGE DES Exhaust =)


Photo Credit : Wonthanhphotography






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I would like to thank Victornin for his help through this progress of this setup. He was the main man and kind enough to answers all my noobie questions. Thanks again! =)

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Originally Posted by Meraki Autoworks
Dang that fitment looks awesome! What work did it require and where in CA are you?

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I'm located Westminster, Orange County =)
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Originally Posted by ShadowISF
You must have done a lot of fender and camber mod to get them to fit...looks great!!!
Thanks Shadow man!
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Originally Posted by Sameer89
Wow looks great! Are those Spec 1 and Spec 2 face?

Here are a set of ZE40's on my ISF - 19x8.5 +33 fronts and 19x9.5 +40 rears with 245/35 and 275/30 respectively.

Just a mild rear fender roll for clearance is all was needed.





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Thanks for the info!

Gives me an idea of the direction I might be able to go. Looking at 9.5 +38 which means a 245 tire is no big deal, and a 10.5 +32 which means a 275 is likely not a problem. My worry is requiring that same amount of negative camber in the rear. Less than ideal for the drag strip. Doubt shaving the rear fenders is of any benefit considering you went flat.
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Originally Posted by FFM
Thanks for the info!

Gives me an idea of the direction I might be able to go. Looking at 9.5 +38 which means a 245 tire is no big deal, and a 10.5 +32 which means a 275 is likely not a problem. My worry is requiring that same amount of negative camber in the rear. Less than ideal for the drag strip. Doubt shaving the rear fenders is of any benefit considering you went flat.
Naturally -3.6 in the rear after the drop. Dialed in - .4 more to be sure for clearance. Wasn't so bad. Anywho. You're welcome bro!

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Wow, not that much camber.
Thought it would require more. So it could've work with the OEM Arms front and rear?


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