tesdesyes

Hello my fellow 4g Tl owners,


I have a set of rims 19x8.5 245/40/19 front 19x9.5 255/40/19 rear and a set of Tien SA coilovers but I havent Installed them yet. I want to know from fellow 4g TL owners how low did you go and how much negative camber issues did youll ran into and if so how much were your front and rear camber off and which brand camber kits do youll best Recommend because I really don't want to ready my tires away. So please guys help a brother out open ears to your feedbacks

tesdesyes

Btttp......

potmilkz

i was slammed on stock wheels with tein ss and was within specs as far as alignment goes.. drove 30k on it.. as long as you keep up with your alignment.. 2 times a year you will be fine.. there are many people running slammed without camber kit.. infact i dont have camber kit in the front and still within specs.. and im on 20's with low offset. you will be fine

tesdesyes

Oh ok thanks for your input but did you have to add any camber kit to the rear or nah you was good without it and no tire wearing out ?

potmilkz

you dont need camber kit on stock wheels..

tesdesyes

Thanks Bro

TeamAcura

I don't think it will look too bad on 19s. Just depends how low you are going since the lower you go, the more negative camber you will have. When I had my 18" stockies on dropped on Tein SS, I had -3.6 in the rear and -1.5 in the front. I installed the Ingalls rear camber kit and raised it up a little to where there was no gap. Had it realigned and came within specs. I also didn't like how the rears sunk in on the top from the negative camber; specially on stockies since the offset is high and wheels are already sunk in. I'm not sure how Potz came within specs dropped with no camber kit. Maybe it's a FWD thing.

Excelerate

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For the rear camber kit I'd recommend the INGALLS setup (qty of 2 needed to complete the rear):

http://store.excelerateperformance.c.../i-412291.aspx

You get +/- 3 degrees of camber and toe.