Plan on running 18x9.5 offset 12?
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Plan on running 18x9.5 offset 12?
i looked at the forums and from what i read im still not convinced any advice on what i have to do to mount these wheels? I went to an alignment place and they were going to charge me 600 in order for the TL to get the camber i need.
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I thought this was going to be for a 3G, so I was going to say "Good luck."
But for a 2G... Don't even bother trying (unless you're going to have professional bodywork done, that is).
But for a 2G... Don't even bother trying (unless you're going to have professional bodywork done, that is).
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Oooook yeah thats what i was thinking. So if I go 18x9,5 or 18x8,5 i need to go with offset what? to just do minimal modification like fender rolling.
The other thing is they told me that in order to do camber i have to buy over 600 worth of parts is that true for our acuras?
The other thing is they told me that in order to do camber i have to buy over 600 worth of parts is that true for our acuras?
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2 of these for the rears
http://www.ingallseng.com/38720-smar...-bushings.html
and 1 of these..
http://www.ingallseng.com/39204-3920...all-joint.html
http://www.ingallseng.com/39203-3920...all-joint.html
thats just under $600..
imo, for 18x8.5 and 18x9.5, you could probably do like.. mid to low +30 and run around 215/40/18 for the fronts and 225/40/18 for the rear tires.
then let the front sit with natural camber and only buy the rear camber arms. rears will still need a good roll and very minimal pull
http://www.ingallseng.com/38720-smar...-bushings.html
and 1 of these..
http://www.ingallseng.com/39204-3920...all-joint.html
http://www.ingallseng.com/39203-3920...all-joint.html
thats just under $600..
imo, for 18x8.5 and 18x9.5, you could probably do like.. mid to low +30 and run around 215/40/18 for the fronts and 225/40/18 for the rear tires.
then let the front sit with natural camber and only buy the rear camber arms. rears will still need a good roll and very minimal pull
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I would recommend 18x8.5. I'm running that with +50 offset and a 225/45 tire and all I needed was to cut the rear bumper tabs. I'm dropped with maybe 1-2 finger gap in front and almost none in the back.
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18x9.5 offset 12 ?
You'll need custom bulging fenders.
You'll need custom bulging fenders.
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Just the maximum amount of grip possible to scare my passengers
That and for my new motor. Keeping over 300NA whp tame needs big rubbers.
Oh, and I can already get above that now with my setup and street tires (per g-tech pro) 1.07
Id love to see what i would pull with R compounds with a 275 though
All i know is my seat cant keep me in it now with my 255s (i stuff a Styrofoam/foam board on each side of legs to help keep me in place on track days. I really need better seats)
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Oh, and I can already get above that now with my setup and street tires (per g-tech pro) 1.07
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^^^^^ You definitely need better seats, with that amount of tire grips.
Something like Sparco and a 4-point seat belt set up, will make sure that you're still staying tight inside the driver's seat while pulling some maximum g runs.
Something like Sparco and a 4-point seat belt set up, will make sure that you're still staying tight inside the driver's seat while pulling some maximum g runs.
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