Mini7
Autocross Champion
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
- Car(s)
- 2017 GTi Sport PP
I would have expected a 265 to rub on the right rear.
What rear camber are you running?
What rear camber are you running?
I would have expected a 265 to rub on the right rear.
What rear camber are you running?
Then you will probably eat your fender.I don't have my alignment settings, but I haven't changed anything in the rear, just installed coilovers. So probably pretty close to stock
Then you will probably eat your fender.
I'm running 235 fk510 on my daily wheels, and can confirm they are much rounder in profile than any of the 200tw tires. The 660, RE71, and A052 are all very sqaureI am already running 265's but they're fk510 with no issues.
So the fk615's are that much wider I.e. Saver to run 255's
Yeah, definitely heavier than I expected by about a pound. Still in for them though, I'd rather have solid wheels I can trust than a blowout on a curb.Apex just posted the group by info in the vendor classifieds. 17x9 look good but yikes, 20lbs is tough
edit: I'm sure the wheels will be bulletproof, I was just expecting a little less weight
That's pretty good for a 17 x 9 flow formed. IIRC, my 17 x 8.5 RSE16s are the same.Apex just posted the group by info in the vendor classifieds. 17x9 look good but yikes, 20lbs is tough
edit: I'm sure the wheels will be bulletproof, I was just expecting a little less weight
What do you believe the issue was?Finally got my shocks back from RE Suspensions, so, tore the car apart to put everything back in.
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Decided to go with the big front bar this time around.
I thought it was causing understeer, but we now know it was probably not the issue.
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Not enough front tire pressure and springWhat do you believe the issue was?
9 hrs 45 min later the front is ready for ride height/corner balance/alignmentFinally got my shocks back from RE Suspensions, so, tore the car apart to put everything back in.
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Decided to go with the big front bar this time around.
I thought it was causing understeer, but we now know it was probably not the issue.
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9 hrs 45 min later the front is ready for ride height/corner balance/alignment
what I did
-removed both front brake rotors
-removed both front rotors
-removed both axle bolts
-drop the subframe
-removed OEM front sway bar
-cleaned up Hotchkis hardware
-installed Hotchkis sway bar
-removed winter struts
-assembled struts with new springs
-installed Ohlins struts
-put everything back together
-replaced every bolt/nut
@aroundomaha loosened the rear suspension bolts and removed the rear fender liner.
The rear should not take nearly as long.
I'll publish a list later, car is on the scales right now and looks like I might not need any corner changes.Oof, I'm planning on doing basically the same thing with the addition of swapping LCAs and knuckles... Might be in for a long couple nights after the rugrat is asleep!
Have a list of all those bolts? I have what I think is everything, but would be good to double-check before I start.