VNTGSPD Ive got MPSS 285/35/19 upfront and with 40-70% hard driving, I'm seeing a lot of wear on the outer edges and even the sidewall, so maybe i need to be at -1.8-2 to not eat away at the fronts so much. Does anyone know what the max camber for 15-17 s550's is?
Do these shops require you to have camber plates if you're trying to get -2 upfront? Im running -1.6 camber with 0 toe upfront and would like to get more camber, maybe -2 for my daily driven car but don't know if these shops can take a stock lowered stang to those specs
I looked into front fenders, and it seems like the Anderson Composits front fenders are 10mm (0.4 inches) wider than stock. By having that additional 10mm of space from the fenders, will that allow me to go less aggressive, maybe even factory settings with 20mm spacers and 305 tires upfront?
Killspray, I've read your posting and it has a lot of excellent information. A few questions for you:
1st: Is there a reason you don't daily your car with the 305's upfront?
2nd: With the 20mm spacers, do you have any rub whatsoever? and is there a way to get the 305's upfront without going so...
Tell me how you did it!
I am currently running 285/35/19 and 305/35/19..
I NEED to get a square setup and want 305's upfront.
Please give me you're thoughts on what rims, tires, suspension, and alignment specs you went with in order to get 305's upfront without rubbing... THANKS:headbang:
Do you need the compact dust cap or does it come with one without having to purchase it as an extra accessory? Also do you use the straight drainer or 90 degree drainer?
I am currently running 285/35/19 MPSS upfront and 305/35/19 MPSS in rear with FRPP track handling suspension which lowers car approximately 1.3 inches. I have no rubbing issues AT ALL! Here is my dilemma, I used to have 265 squared stance with the foundry wheels, and i loved the neutral feel of...