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Old Mar 6, 2011 | 01:46 PM
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This setup looks great
Old Mar 6, 2011 | 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by kenjio6
joe i'm running a 225/35/20 on my 20x9's and a 245/35/20 on my 20x10's so running a 225 on that 8.5 won't be bad at all
I ordered 225/35's for the front already, should be here Monday or Tuesday. So I'm set on those for the fronts.

Originally Posted by Grand_hustle17
I don't mind a tad bit of stretch, really isn't that harmful unless the stretch is rediculous.... id roll with 235/35 in the front and 245/35 in the rears... shouldn't that poke b an easy fix for the 6th gen seeing as though you guys have IRS... camber it, even more a VIP look
My plan as of right now is to remove the 245/35 I have on the 8.5" and mount it on my other 10.5". That way I can try both the 245 and 255 on the 10.5" to see which one will work the best. I'm trying to avoid running too much negative camber as this is my daily driver.
Old Mar 10, 2011 | 06:31 PM
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bump for pics
Old Mar 11, 2011 | 05:06 PM
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Work comes first unfortunately. Still trying to get my BC coilovers on, haven't had any time to do it. Hopefully this weekend I'll be able to. Only progress I've made is mounting 225/35's on the 8.5's and a 245/35 on the 10.5".
Old Mar 12, 2011 | 01:03 AM
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Here is a Nexen N3000 225/35/20 mounted on an 8.5".




Here is a Federal 595 245/35/20 mounted on a 10.5".




Here are the BC Racing BR Type coilovers.


I was only able to do one side because it seems the nuts provided with the shocks are the wrong size and I could only find one, gotta pick one up in the morning. It was dark so this is the best I could do for now.
Old Mar 12, 2011 | 04:22 AM
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That looks hot dude.
Old Mar 12, 2011 | 06:18 AM
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It does look good, but hitting 1 pothole is gonna bust that rear bead.


Safety first... lol
Old Mar 12, 2011 | 07:36 AM
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the car looks good dude
Old Mar 12, 2011 | 01:04 PM
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bangin son
Old Mar 12, 2011 | 04:24 PM
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damn that looks good
Old Mar 13, 2011 | 11:44 PM
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Thanks guys.

Here are the BC coilovers installed.



This is for all you guys asking me to put the 10.5 on the front. Keep in mind this is with a 245/35/20 tire and Progress/KYB suspension. It looks like it could work, you just can't turn all the way without rubbing the fender liner (which I'm already doing with the 8.5 and 225/35/20). You will more than likely have to lower more than this and run negative camber. For these wheels specifically, it doesn't look like the center cap will fit if putting the 10.5 on the front.




Rubbing on rear of fender liner, full left turn.

Rubbing on front of fender liner, full right turn.

Center cap not (can't be) installed.
Old Mar 13, 2011 | 11:59 PM
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I need to lower the car a bit more, but I'm going to wait until the springs settle, so it'll stay like this for a bit. I still need to modify the rear bumper mount. I've set the dampening to 20 all around (0 is hard and 30 is soft), and so far the rear has not rubbed yet. I hear a bit of noise on turns, which I believe is the front tire rubbing on the fender. I also hear occasional noise from the front on certain dips, which is either the tires rubbing or noise from the coilovers.









Old Mar 14, 2011 | 04:52 PM
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looks good. lower it a bit more and some camber and you'll have a badass stance. btw i like your grill. what kind is it
Old Mar 14, 2011 | 05:14 PM
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looks good. see, the 10.5 squared set-up would have looked sick
Old Mar 14, 2011 | 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted by mrkhone
looks good. lower it a bit more and some camber and you'll have a badass stance. btw i like your grill. what kind is it
Thanks. I need to deal with my rear fenders before I go any lower. I need to trim the fender liner, get the fenders rolled flat, and modify the rear bumper mount. I'm also trying not to run too much negative camber. My grill is an E&G grill with the middle painted black. I need to repaint it, I might just try using Plasti Dip.

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looks good. see, the 10.5 squared set-up would have looked sick
Thanks. While the 10.5 all around COULD work, I don't think it would with these wheels since the center cap can't be installed. And I'm already rubbing on turns in the front with 225/35's on an 8.5, I can't even imagine any tires taller than that with the same drop. Maybe someone who doesn't DD their car can try it.
Old Mar 18, 2011 | 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by joecurr
Thanks. I need to deal with my rear fenders before I go any lower. I need to trim the fender liner, get the fenders rolled flat, and modify the rear bumper mount.
So do you have plans to do any of the above soon?
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Thanks for doing that. It looks good.
Old Mar 18, 2011 | 08:45 PM
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looks good man! i can't run center caps in the rear with my setup

in for later pictures when you're done with the fender work and stuff
Old Mar 20, 2011 | 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by rock_drummer
So do you have plans to do any of the above soon?
I'm trying but the weather isn't very ideal.

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Thanks for doing that. It looks good.
No problem, hope that helps you decide on your wheels.

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looks good man! i can't run center caps in the rear with my setup

in for later pictures when you're done with the fender work and stuff
Thanks bro. You have something sticking out in the center? Luckily my caps fit, trying to decide if I should leave them chrome or paint them black.
Old Mar 20, 2011 | 06:28 PM
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Yeah my hub is like right there.. Here's what it looks like:



Painting it black wouldn't look bad but then again chrome matches too
Old Mar 20, 2011 | 10:05 PM
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It'll probably be way easier to just paint that and the front caps black. At least it doesn't look like the 10.5" on my front, it'd be pretty hard to cover that up lol.
Old Apr 24, 2011 | 05:13 PM
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Looks sick.. I got a 7th gen and was kinda nervous about 10.5s in the rear but i think ill be safe after reading this..
Old Apr 25, 2011 | 12:15 PM
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lookin good mayn how did this effect handling? can you notice a diff?
Old Apr 25, 2011 | 01:44 PM
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Nice drop man, it's tastefully modded so far. What you got planned next?
Old Apr 25, 2011 | 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Ceelos86
Looks sick.. I got a 7th gen and was kinda nervous about 10.5s in the rear but i think ill be safe after reading this..
Thanks. The main thing to understand is offset. As long as you choose the correct offset, the 10.5's will fit without any problems.

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lookin good mayn how did this effect handling? can you notice a diff?
Thanks. How did what affect handling? With my complete setup, I can't utilize the functionality of the coilovers. My wheels are too aggressive to be this low. Take corners too fast and my front tires hit the fenders, it comes with the territory of having lower offset wheels. If you are only asking about the coilovers, then they are pretty damn good for handling. When I had my stock wheels on and the dampening set 10 clicks from hard, I could take corners pretty quick without much body lean. If you are looking for a good suspension setup with adjustability, I would definitely consider these coilovers.

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Nice drop man, it's tastefully modded so far. What you got planned next?
Thanks. Not much, I mostly wanted to get my wheels setup correctly. Researching projectors at the moment, I'd like to replace the halogen projectors with better D2S projectors. E55 projectors are the easiest since they are a direct replacement, but when comparing the output of those with other projectors, the E55's are pretty average looking.
Old Apr 25, 2011 | 03:03 PM
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how about the spacers? with the 15 mm spacers did you notice better cornering or was it too close to call?

im planning on getting 25mm spacers, first time i've used spacers so im interested in how they effect the car. i don't plan on lowering my car but regardless, I know i gotta role my fenders so well see how it goes.

also, how much do spacers affect turning radius? our cars aren't really very good for u-turns, but i can live with making it a little worse for the performance and look of a wider offset. just want to know what to expect. was it a difference worth telling about?
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damn i love it nice work

i really like how the 20x10.5 fit up front very nice and aggressive stance indeed
Old May 10, 2011 | 10:53 PM
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Originally Posted by joecurr
Thanks. Not much, I mostly wanted to get my wheels setup correctly. Researching projectors at the moment, I'd like to replace the halogen projectors with better D2S projectors. E55 projectors are the easiest since they are a direct replacement, but when comparing the output of those with other projectors, the E55's are pretty average looking.
That'll be a nice upgrade since it'll eliminate the glare/cut-off point of the halogen projectors with an HID kit. In for pics when you get everything done!
Old May 13, 2011 | 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted by twentyeggs
how about the spacers? with the 15 mm spacers did you notice better cornering or was it too close to call?

im planning on getting 25mm spacers, first time i've used spacers so im interested in how they effect the car. i don't plan on lowering my car but regardless, I know i gotta role my fenders so well see how it goes.

also, how much do spacers affect turning radius? our cars aren't really very good for u-turns, but i can live with making it a little worse for the performance and look of a wider offset. just want to know what to expect. was it a difference worth telling about?
Honestly handling wise I couldn't tell the difference. The biggest mistake most people make is rolling the fenders before they have to, since the number one spot people rub is the fender liner covering the bumper mount. What size spacers you use will depend on your wheel diameter, width, offset, and tire size. If you don't plan on lowering your car, I wouldn't space out the wheels any further than the fender or stretch tires. The turning radius is probably a tad bigger, but probably won't be noticeable since it's already bad.

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damn i love it nice work

i really like how the 20x10.5 fit up front very nice and aggressive stance indeed
Thanks, I've always liked how aggressive your setup is (or was). I'm kind of curious to see how the 10.5's look up front now that I have the coilovers on and can dial in more camber.

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That'll be a nice upgrade since it'll eliminate the glare/cut-off point of the halogen projectors with an HID kit. In for pics when you get everything done!
Yeah, I absolutely hate the output of the halogen projectors and the kit. Can't see ****! I'm more than likely just going with the Hella E55 projectors, I've been looking at the headlights and the 6th gen headlights are definitely not projector mod friendly. I wanted to use FX-R projectors, but it'd be hard to get the lens in the same position as the stock ones, the lenses are 1/2" smaller in diameter, and the design of the headlights prevents using any kind of shrouds.
Old May 13, 2011 | 08:58 PM
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Yeah, I absolutely hate the output of the halogen projectors and the kit. Can't see ****! I'm more than likely just going with the Hella E55 projectors, I've been looking at the headlights and the 6th gen headlights are definitely not projector mod friendly. I wanted to use FX-R projectors, but it'd be hard to get the lens in the same position as the stock ones, the lenses are 1/2" smaller in diameter, and the design of the headlights prevents using any kind of shrouds.
The Hella E55 projectors are pretty solid from what I've seen. But yeah, I definitely agree with you. The only way is to open up the headlights. Well, it gives you a reason to paint your headlights or what nots while your at it.

Anyways, from the look of it. I doubt those FX-R projectors would work with all those aspects that you just described. It'll be a one hell of a job to get those to fit. I've heard people going for the D2S projectors. If your up to it. You can actually change the E55 projectors for a clear lens or this can probably be applied to the stock projectors too. Here's a link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QfvvzviFCA

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Old May 17, 2011 | 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by 6.5affiliate
The Hella E55 projectors are pretty solid from what I've seen. But yeah, I definitely agree with you. The only way is to open up the headlights. Well, it gives you a reason to paint your headlights or what nots while your at it.

Anyways, from the look of it. I doubt those FX-R projectors would work with all those aspects that you just described. It'll be a one hell of a job to get those to fit. I've heard people going for the D2S projectors. If your up to it. You can actually change the E55 projectors for a clear lens or this can probably be applied to the stock projectors too. Here's a link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QfvvzviFCA
I've already been planning on painting the headlight housings black and using the Hella E55 bi-xenon projectors (which use D2S bulbs) with ZKW-R clear lenses. The thing I'm going to look into is what happens if I use the projectors without the foreground shields (not the cutoff shields, but shields that block light close to the car).
Old May 19, 2011 | 01:24 PM
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Very nice i have xxr 526 on the way 10.5 all the way around
Old May 19, 2011 | 02:46 PM
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Originally Posted by simpleNclean
Very nice i have xxr 526 on the way 10.5 all the way around
for your 5th gen ooooweeeee make sure to make a thread with lots of pics and angles
Old May 26, 2011 | 05:15 PM
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Very nice i have xxr 526 on the way 10.5 all the way around
Thanks. What's the offset? Saw those a while back and they have some major lips.
Old May 27, 2011 | 11:38 PM
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Are you using any spacer in the front or rear? My cousin has a 05 g35 sedan they run aggressive wheel fitment and spacer. can we do the same thing?

Front
19x9 + 9 n (10mm spacer)
225/35/19

Rear
19x10 + 20 n (15mm spacer)
245/35/19

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