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Here's mine.. Super Advans 18's 9.5 +32 Front n Rear. 235's front n 265 rear. The Front left rubs a little after raising it by 25mm.. the right doesn't as it sits a little bit higher, but this only happens if i'm going fast around a corner.. perhaps -2.5 camber will help?

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Loving the Advans!

  • 4 weeks later...

Hey mate,

Im loooking at getting pretty much the same set of wheels, they look great!

Just wondering if the 9x18's on the front scrape at full lock? Is it maybe better to get 8.5's.

Lenso D1R 18x9+32 in hyper silver. No rolling or flaring required, but I'm only running 235/40 tyres.

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These were with my old bridgestones........now have Sumitomo z 111's....inexpensive and excellent performance in my opinion.

WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK????

Do I need to do anything to improve the look??? or do you think its good?

(I have days when I love them...and days when im not so sure):closedeyes:

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These were with my old bridgestones........now have Sumitomo z 111's....inexpensive and excellent performance in my opinion.

WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK????

Do I need to do anything to improve the look??? or do you think its good?

(I have days when I love them...and days when im not so sure):closedeyes:

If u ever decide to sell your wheels man, please let me know :D

^^^ lower it

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I would....but im gettin a new front lip....and sideskirts (which i still need to find to match - any ideas??)

So yeah....I only JUST clear my driveway kerb (by like a cm if that)...n im not running coilovers coz this is my daily ride

But I know it would look awesome lowered.

Ah well

Thanks anyway :thumbsup:

  • 7 months later...

Thank god you got decent off sets on the fronts. Theres a nice silver series 2 GTST here in town that has the good off set on the rear and then shit on the front.

Looks ass but yours having the deent off sets front to rear is a win :thumbsup:

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