The LS460 Adjustable Suspension Thread (Camber kit)
#46
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Well..at $106 a piece with a decent advertised treadwear rating and good reviews..the Nexens may be my front tires of choice lol..I have a hookup at the tire place..so not worried about the flipping part
#48
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It would be nice to have a full camber/toe correction solution so you could really get the tires you want that are more expensive without worrying about throwing away money..some folks here actually like to stretch our dollars and still have nice things..like dropped LS's on 22s in the garage
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I still have my Conti DWS..rear tires are wearing perfectly even, the fronts are at 7/32 tread depth on the inside tread and 10/32 on the outer side..so if I have to end up getting new front tires frequently in lieu of a camber kit, I am going to go with these..hell, at this price..you could buy a couple spares to have on deck lol
$106 Nexen tire price for 255/30/22 ---> http://www.onlinetires.com/products/...5v+xl+bsw.html
I am curious as to how much this camber kit will cost though...it may turn out that new tires would be cheaper over the course of time I have the car..hopefully FIGS's solution will be at a great price point that helps their business and allow us to run the tires we REALLY want
$106 Nexen tire price for 255/30/22 ---> http://www.onlinetires.com/products/...5v+xl+bsw.html
I am curious as to how much this camber kit will cost though...it may turn out that new tires would be cheaper over the course of time I have the car..hopefully FIGS's solution will be at a great price point that helps their business and allow us to run the tires we REALLY want
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I just replaced my rears with these...my guy charged me $270 installed each. Considering what retail price is I saved about $200 a tire
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be careful with cheap tires. You will regret it in the end. They will wear fast, be noisy, and the tread can separate. Those reviews that said they were great may have been with guys in cars much smaller and lighter than ours. I have been down this road so many times with my dropped GS and G35. You figure why not get cheap tires since they keep wearing out and in the end it costs you more to go with the cheaper tires. Avoid the Contis because they are pricey but Pirellis would be my next cheaper alternative.
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I'm not feeling the manufacturers in Japan's prices but it's looking like i might end up going that route
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P.S. the Japanese stock market isn't doing so hot right now because of france so there might be some relief in regards to the exchange rate on the Yen..