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shimmy 15-10-2014 10:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Clubber (Post 174842)
Hey shimmy,

If 265's with 9.5 with clears the front fenders than I guess I'll be fine even with 10mm spacers. I think.

For the benefits, I also thought about switching left to right as it is more useful in Istanbul Park F1 Circuit. It is counter clockwise and keeps eating right hand side tires. But aren't cups direction specific ? Can you rotate them anyway you like ? front and back and side to side ?

they have outside face, otherwise any corner

Clubber 15-10-2014 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by shimmy (Post 174844)
they have outside face, otherwise any corner

Oh, that's great. It makes much more sense then.
So, you think I am safe with 18x9 ET40 OZ setup with KW CS' in terms of suspension clearance?

shimmy 15-10-2014 11:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Clubber (Post 174846)
Oh, that's great. It makes much more sense then.
So, you think I am safe with 18x9 ET40 OZ setup with KW CS' in terms of suspension clearance?

id say so but guessing

there are guys on here with CS and square so hopefully they will shout out

Clubber 15-10-2014 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by shimmy (Post 174852)
id say so but guessing

there are guys on here with CS and square so hopefully they will shout out

I believe some here are using non factory springs for the fronts on their CS because some require spacers and some don't. The front springs that were installed on the kit DID require 10mm spacers to clear OEM CSL wheels from hitting the suspension on my car.

BUT some members also say CS were straight plug and play. No spacers, no extra equipment. That's why I think it must be a different spring they changed later on OR ordered that way. Probably a shorter spring with same rate or something.


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