For All The Stretched/Wide Wheel Haters....
#61
Damn... those buldge out a lot more than I was expecting/hoping... and I'm sure the 1/8" spacer didn't make that much of a difference. I'm sure there's no way of running the car any lower than what you have. Bleh... I'm kind of sad now.
#63
the only way to go lower is bag it, or coilovers on the lowest setting...both dumb ideas...and the spacer does make a difference...cambering in would decrease some buldge, but its 1.5 inches wider then stock with a 25 offset, of course it will buldge....
#64
why would it be dumb to dump your car? its do-able at a certain height and with 16 w/ 195-40 it will be straight.
Last edited by redrumm; 08-04-2007 at 04:47 PM.
#65
for DD purposes, its impractical, the camber issues would eat tires if you were to drive it everyday...not to mention wear on your front/rear/sides from the road...i had a dumped 96 accord as a dd and had to pick and choose where to go, what roads to take, all because i was too low...and i imagine none of the cars you posted are driven daily...i was speaking in terms of DD'ing, not being a trailer/show queen...
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why would it be dumb to dump your car? its do-able at a certain height and with 16 w/ 195-40 it will be straight.
The black Fit has to have bags in the rear. Unless he has the rear fender wells tubbed you cant drive the car with the rear that low. It'll rub inside the fender wells.
When I installed my rear sway bar I left the springs out (on purpose) and lowered the car, it sat just like that. But theres no way in hell it would move.
Also, judging by what others have posted the Fit doesnt seem to have enough suspension travel to be dumped. Yes, they can be real low but not dumped. Ive seen the T1R coilovers all the way down and it sits like some do on springs.
Last edited by Raaaaaaaaaay.; 08-05-2007 at 09:00 PM.
#70
LOL, I just paid for a set of Work Equip IIIs in 15x8 +20 (f) and 15x8 +10 (r) and they look really similar to your wheels. They are now being made by Work in Japan and I will also be stretching them on 195/50/15 Advan Neova tires. I am going to chop off parts of the fender and mould in some flares though. Also, will probably be going with Airrunner or Universal Air.
Combined with my noblesse kit (sitting in the garage atm) should be quite nice.
Combined with my noblesse kit (sitting in the garage atm) should be quite nice.
#71
LOL, I just paid for a set of Work Equip IIIs in 15x8 +20 (f) and 15x8 +10 (r) and they look really similar to your wheels. They are now being made by Work in Japan and I will also be stretching them on 195/50/15 Advan Neova tires. I am going to chop off parts of the fender and mould in some flares though. Also, will probably be going with Airrunner or Universal Air.
Combined with my noblesse kit (sitting in the garage atm) should be quite nice.
Combined with my noblesse kit (sitting in the garage atm) should be quite nice.
#72
LOL, I just paid for a set of Work Equip IIIs in 15x8 +20 (f) and 15x8 +10 (r) and they look really similar to your wheels. They are now being made by Work in Japan and I will also be stretching them on 195/50/15 Advan Neova tires. I am going to chop off parts of the fender and mould in some flares though. Also, will probably be going with Airrunner or Universal Air.
Combined with my noblesse kit (sitting in the garage atm) should be quite nice.
Combined with my noblesse kit (sitting in the garage atm) should be quite nice.
damn that will look good. where did you order the works? i know weksos is having a sale
#73
LOL, I just paid for a set of Work Equip IIIs in 15x8 +20 (f) and 15x8 +10 (r) and they look really similar to your wheels. They are now being made by Work in Japan and I will also be stretching them on 195/50/15 Advan Neova tires. I am going to chop off parts of the fender and mould in some flares though. Also, will probably be going with Airrunner or Universal Air.
Combined with my noblesse kit (sitting in the garage atm) should be quite nice.
Combined with my noblesse kit (sitting in the garage atm) should be quite nice.
Very nice!
Keep us posted once the rims come in and on the car with lots of pics.
I have a buddy with the Equip 3's on his Scion. When we have some time I will try them on and take some pics. They are 15x8's with a simialr offset i beleive.
#74
for DD purposes, its impractical, the camber issues would eat tires if you were to drive it everyday...not to mention wear on your front/rear/sides from the road...i had a dumped 96 accord as a dd and had to pick and choose where to go, what roads to take, all because i was too low...and i imagine none of the cars you posted are driven daily...i was speaking in terms of DD'ing, not being a trailer/show queen...
#75
Not true camber causes more wear and toe is not adjustable on the fit rear. You must dismount the tires and the remount them on the other side you can't just rotate them because the cords take a set and the tires must be put back on going in the same direction otherwise the cords may fail prematurely.
#76
Then myself and quite a few people I know of have been lucky, its a drifters thing, save all the tires you got.
#77
I will definitely post up lots of pics. I am building the car with fender flares (kinda like those on mini coopers) to make the really Euro like....still debating on what to do with the suspension, might go on airrunner (like my old car) or a hybrid coilover/airbag setup a la Universal Air Suspension.
I got mine direct from Japan, ordered through a shop here locally.
I got mine direct from Japan, ordered through a shop here locally.
#78
Not true camber causes more wear and toe is not adjustable on the fit rear. You must dismount the tires and the remount them on the other side you can't just rotate them because the cords take a set and the tires must be put back on going in the same direction otherwise the cords may fail prematurely.