the Stance Thread v2.0

[loud3]

I rub a lot on the rear, but every day I work a little more on it, and it gets better. I only rub now on nasty roads or with two or three people in the car with me.

 

[Protege03ak46]

Little to much poke for me, but if thats what you like.

 

[loud3]

That's -0.3* in the rear.

I'll be bringing the rear in with KSport top mounts and MAYBE AAC's link kit... but that's still a little bit down the road.

 

[boostedprotege]

Yeah that's a lot more poke then what I got. And -1.5-2* you should be straight or atleast not so much poke

 

[Protege03ak46]

just slot your struts....

 

[rar40941]

I rub a lot in the rear and the front I rub on 45 degree turns lol so ya

 

[loud3]

just slot your struts....

No interest in using a gun to kill a fly, so to speak.

 

[boostedprotege]

Haha a lil over exaggeration. Right there

 

[loud3]

Not really. I would prefer not to have to use a method that weakens structural integrity over the long haul. If I wanted to have adjustment from that pivot point, I would use wobble bolts.

Been there, done that... Have the scars to prove it.

 

[repthemazdas]

you doin some roll and pull on them fenders?

 

[loud3]

They're rolled flush. I work on them a little bit every day. They're about 3mm more than factory so far. With more time and patience I'll have them where I want them without looking like I hammered them out.

It's a slow process. But I had to fix the fenders on my maxima and I won't be going that method again

 

[o.g.sk8er]

i like that though. lol
you dont have to slot them a huge amount and there are no adverse reactions that I've encountered. -0.3* is very minimal, and you would benefit from a slight slotting.

 

[loud3]

I'll get the -1.5* to -2* ish through top mounts hopefully. We shall see!

 

[2003.5_MSP]

hey guys thought i would ask here since your the masters, what will it take to fit these and be flush on my msp (also noticed that the hub bore is 73.1, would that work?) also would these tires work, im new to rims/tire sizing when lowered 205/40/17 or would i need something like a 195/40

tires:
http://www.nlmotoring.com/Achilles-ATR-Sport-Tires-205-40-17-p/ach-atr-205-40-17.htm

rims:
http://www.nlmotoring.com/XXR-530-wheels-17-inch-Gold-p/53078547.htm

 

[will6946]

Nice lookin wheels^^

 

[2003.5_MSP]

^^^ thanks man, it'll be a while before i can get them....you know about tire sizes when lowered, would the tires i added to my post work lowered 2" with no rub? also the offset kinda scares me right now...(havent rolled fenders yet)

 

[will6946]

From my.experience and I'm only running 17x8 +38.. rolled fenders is a definite.. u might need fenders pulled too.. I'm about 2 in lowered all around on springs.. but I'm no professional at this stance/slammed stuff.

 

[will6946]

Tire I use is 215/40/17, u might get away with using 205/40/17 ..

 

[repthemazdas]

hey guys thought i would ask here since your the masters, what will it take to fit these and be flush on my msp (also noticed that the hub bore is 73.1, would that work?) also would these tires work, im new to rims/tire sizing when lowered 205/40/17 or would i need something like a 195/40

tires:
http://www.nlmotoring.com/Achilles-ATR-Sport-Tires-205-40-17-p/ach-atr-205-40-17.htm

rims:
http://www.nlmotoring.com/XXR-530-wheels-17-inch-Gold-p/53078547.htm

haha i ordered the gold 962 3 days ago from that site... perrty good prices!

 

[2003.5_MSP]

From my.experience and I'm only running 17x8 +38.. rolled fenders is a definite.. u might need fenders pulled too.. I'm about 2 in lowered all around on springs.. but I'm no professional at this stance/slammed stuff.

ya idk if i wanna get the 25mm or get like a 35mm offset, but might be going with the 25mm offset as its cheaper....im lowered 2" all around, but eventually plan on getting coils and going 2.5" all around... im still waiting on ono8 (i think is his username) to roll my fenders sometime.... but i def wanna be flush eventually....just need to get all my info gathered then start buying down the road for everthing....