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  • evovento
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    The 235's arrived from treadepot.com today . Love that site.

    I hope this weekend to work on clearnace issues .

    MODS: can you move this to the BUILDS ?

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  • evovento
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    no camber adjustment yet .

    thanks guys , its alot of work to get it to sit way down low , and parts are in route to finish her up for spring. front tires will be there next monday 11th.

    I'll pull the susupension and set it on the ground to fix the rest the clearnace problems.

    Still looking for clean set of 20 as well , lownaharts or somthing 20x11 ish

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  • Ignapu
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    I personally think the wheels are too big for the car, but if you put bigger front and rear valences and bigger skirts it would look alot better and i think would actually pull the wheels off! Did you adjust the camber in the rear? you would be surprised what a little camber willl do!

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  • I.CON
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    Originally posted by evovento View Post
    Little layed out look
    Do this.

    I personally think 22's are too big for the car. Although the car is pretty long (around as big as a GS) the wheel base is too short. They wheels are too close together to pull off 22's.

    Good luck though. It will look sick if you can lay it out and tuck all 4 corners

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  • J954sho
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    Originally posted by evovento View Post
    Little layed out look


    That's tight!!!

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  • J954sho
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    Hell of a job there so far..I'm interested to see the outcome myself once it's all said and done,but had it been me...I would have went wit maybe a 20" in front and 22" in the rear to achieve the stance and look u want from the CLS.....But hell if the wheels were FREE..I would work wit what I have too!! Good luck man.GET THAT KILLA STANCE

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  • evovento
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    Originally posted by herrakani View Post
    I think you could just roll the fuck out of the rear fenders and lower it to the wheel lip.

    Agreed , in the works.

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  • herrakani
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    I think you could just roll the fuck out of the rear fenders and lower it to the wheel lip.

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  • e.shell
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    great work! not my favorite style though.

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  • evovento
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    well the 235's are on the way for the fronts , I guess I need to order the new brake rotors so i can get them out to be milled down to help the offsets.

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  • NELSON09
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    Originally posted by Rabbit View Post
    Damn those look huge compared to the stock wheel in the background
    ^^^looks like the stock wheel/tire could rest in those rear lipps^^^
    Last edited by NELSON09; 12-28-2009, 02:10 PM.

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  • evovento
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    Little layed out look

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  • evovento
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    Originally posted by tivs31 View Post
    I think it's gonna be a challenge to get there with your current setup man.

    I think the offsets you are rolling with are too aggressive to do so, and I think the tires might be too big as well.

    If you look at the merc's they are slightly tucking the wheels, whereas you are poking all around. The wheels also look to have a much thinner sidewall, either from stretching or from lower series tires.

    It's gonna be hard to do, but it still might be salvageable with some work
    agree , one thing I really **** about this car is the 1inch flat part in the arch , it needs to go, rolled or somthing. If it rolled out well those wheels will tuck better. Ultmate goal is air ride so there is still alot of work to do.

    not dead set on the wheels , but I got them for free and 22's tires are damm cheap .

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  • evovento
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    Originally posted by Logan View Post
    Thats really cool and kind of funny looking at the same time.
    well i kinda agree so far. its going to take a bit of work ,but its the only thing I have to do with this car that is hard. the rest is easy 1day or software.

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  • evovento
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    well fitted the wheels yesterday with tires.

    front


    will need to be 235's for sure or 245s , we are right at the fender sitting flush with lip. Need 3-4mm from rotor and 2-4mm from wheel pad will help ...so worried on the bad though , could run coils for winter. Some rubbing , but 235 is 1inch diameter smaller rolling , that will help.
    I didnt notice how to adjust for camber , need to ask around on that.

    Pulled front and rear plastic shields to see a bit more.




    rear
    I'm going to shave the body seam near the muffler to save tires . Other than gaining ET's the rear is fine. If I can gain 5mm or more would be great. 255 is perfect for 10.5. Need 3-4from rotor and 2-4mm from wheel pad will make it dam close to flush without camber adjustment. Also 3-4mm from face of the lip will make things alot better as well.


    Coils have about 1.5 left in the front and 1 in the rear with collor in now , so get the 235's , 2nd set rotors -mill them , roll fender, re fit and bottom coils

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