Aggressive fitment anyone?!

[SwirlFX]

looks amazing..OMG(omg)
your sir deserve PROPS

Thanks.

how do you guys adjust the camber in the rear? camber bolts?

My KW Coilovers allow for camber adjustment.

 

[low_psi]

My KW Coilovers allow for camber adjustment.

At the upgright or via the upper plates?

 

[justanothermp5]

oh, of course
something that i dont have

 

[SwirlFX]

At the upgright or via the upper plates?

Not sure the correct terminology.

The two bolt holes that attached the hub to the strut are more slotted as opposed to a hole. I picture may make more sense then my poor description.

 

[low_psi]

All good, I understand.

 

[haze20]

Don't be to ruff with the finish on the rims. I would suggest washing them with the soap you use on your car and nothing harsher. Little to thick of a sidewall for me but it looks good.

 

[Zack]

Front -2.0
Rear -1.6

Zack has the beefier setup. RPF1's on 235's with a bit higher offset.

yup. -2.25 fronts and -2.1 on the rears with 235/40 on 17x8 +45

 

[edmarito]

can you tell us whats your camber set up

my first set looks just like the WORK Equip, but they are made by a company in Japan called More CW-33. I just sold that set couple days ago too
spec is 17x8 35mm offset, stretched on 205-40-17 tires

second set are Advan SA3R.
Ill be holding onto these for awhile.
spec is 16x7 25mm offset, with 195-50-16 tires.

I used to be in the Euro scene, where fitment was everything!
thats where I learned about wheel fitment.......
now that I think back. I should have poked my wheel out a bit more on my A4, but I was too worried about "rubbing"
now I just dont mind it. lol

http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123735900
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[K. Soze]

Front -2.0
Rear -1.6

Zack has the beefier setup. RPF1's on 235's with a bit higher offset.

Setup looks sooooo good. I can't wait to put beefier tires on mine now. I gotta run spacers to keep up with you guys. I guess et42 just isn't enough anymore.

 

[nk2a]

looks good drew - fronts look spot on - whats up with the rear roll? looks a little mangled?

 

[MSPBrett]

question

thread jack,, so i speant over a hour reading all 80 ish posts, all of them, and i still have a question. i am running the stock RH wheels and i am loking at getting spacers to sit flush and i know i need longer studs. what would be the best size spacers for my msp that would look fire!!?? i want to sit wide. but not sticking out, and i will need to adjust camber too, i know. and new wheels are in the future build plans, by the way. thanks everyone

 

[justanothermp5]

well the stock offset is like +50-ish so you could use anywhere from a 15-25mm spacer then u would have +35 which would be pretty flush or +25 which might poke out a little depending on tire and camber

 

[SeR_Cyclops]

I hear a 10mm spacer moves the out pretty far.

 

[xDJ DUBx]

RHs are +55

I have a 30mm would be great looking but you're talking about a 25mm spacer. lol

 

[justanothermp5]

i had a 10mm on my +48 rims and it was just a hair below flush

so thinkin about it, i would go 15mm, not any higher
make sure you get some good hubcentric spacers though

edit: holy s*** lol thats a high offset, +15 would still look alot better then stock

 

[xDJ DUBx]

Anything would look better than stock. lol. I have 10mm right now but I was running +32 on my 5zigens and it was flush.

Also, to compare two rims, they gotta be the same size or else the offset it different, just in case you're running 17x7.5

 

[justanothermp5]

yea forgot about that, the stock msps are only 7" wide?

mine are 17x7.5

 

[xDJ DUBx]

yup, 17x7

 

[bschatz2]

I run during the summer OZ Ultraleggeras which are 7 inch rims at +38 and its pretty much as flush as I think you can get with 7 inch rims.

 

[MSPBrett]

check this out!!!

thanks guys, and aslo looking into 17x9 wheels i found these http://discounttires.com/product_de...YjhjYjc5MjJhYzNjNGQ4ZDlkMTg=&prodID=7297#self

does this seem way way too cheep for 4 rims? ha ha