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      07-04-2011, 11:35 AM   #45
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looks good! reminds me of my old setup!
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      07-05-2011, 12:32 PM   #46
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Charles, what do those rims weigh? With my neg 2 degrees camber, I should be able to get a 255 on the front without an issue right?

Could I run 275 on the back without an issue?

Let me know please.
Unfortunately I am unable to guarantee that since we have never test fitted anything wider then a 235. If heard of some members running a 245 without a problem, but 255 may be cutting it close with the inside suspension.

275 can be ran in back, but Coupes may require a slight fender roll.

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