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Here is a comparison pic:

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Wheel with the tire is OEM PP2, unmounted is a 19x11 gloss graphite. Gloss graphite is quite a bit darker.

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Oh wow. That is much darker than I thought it was. That's really the graphite, not black, on the bottom wheel of that picture? Some pictures in the last few pages of this thread definitely make it seem more grey. That's crazy. Thanks so much for sharing this!!!
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They vary a lot depending on light, here are a couple more. All these pics were taken at the same time.

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Dang, that is quite the change. Again, thank you so much for posting. Seeing what the PP2 wheels looked like in person was my only real reference point for these and you definitely just made the choice for graphite easier. 👍 I like how dark that gets under certain lighting. I imagine at night they are probably going to be looking nearly black. Can't wait to get these ordered in the morning!
 

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I still prefer the OEM finish...but not enough for the hassle, expense and extra weight that comes with running them.
 

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I still prefer the OEM finish...but not enough for the hassle, expense and extra weight that comes with running them.
I do too, but I don't like how they fit the car (too much poke), and that they aren't a square setup. If I ever have to refinish the SVE ones, I'd do it in something lighter.
 

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For comparison, here’s front and back shots with the new wheels/tires on the drivers side and stock 255’s(with 25mm spacers) on the passenger side.

(The driveway slopes, not the car 😀)

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For comparison, here’s front and back shots with the new wheels/tires on the drivers side and stock 255’s(with 25mm spacers) on the passenger side.

(The driveway slopes, not the car 😀)

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Thank you for this. I was having a tough time deciding if I wanted a square set up. Definitely pulling the trigger now
 

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maybe im an ignoramus but is there a search function to search just this thread? im trying to find a definitive answer on what kind of spacer id need to run the 19x11 in the front and 2.5-3 degrees of camber. thinking about getting a set of the 350r style SVE wheels and running x11 305/30 square as a track dedicated set. i know i have come across this info before but search isnt helping today
 

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maybe im an ignoramus but is there a search function to search just this thread? im trying to find a definitive answer on what kind of spacer id need to run the 19x11 in the front and 2.5-3 degrees of camber. thinking about getting a set of the 350r style SVE wheels and running x11 305/30 square as a track dedicated set. i know i have come across this info before but search isnt helping today
Extended studs and a 1 inch / 25mm slip on to run the 50 offset 19x11 up front
 

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maybe im an ignoramus but is there a search function to search just this thread? im trying to find a definitive answer on what kind of spacer id need to run the 19x11 in the front and 2.5-3 degrees of camber. thinking about getting a set of the 350r style SVE wheels and running x11 305/30 square as a track dedicated set. i know i have come across this info before but search isnt helping today
You need 25 mm spacer. With 19"x11" SP2s and 305/30 Falkens RT660 (which run wide) and slip on 25 mm spacer I have about 3-5 mm clearance to the strut with -3.3 degrees of camber.
 

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maybe im an ignoramus but is there a search function to search just this thread? im trying to find a definitive answer on what kind of spacer id need to run the 19x11 in the front and 2.5-3 degrees of camber. thinking about getting a set of the 350r style SVE wheels and running x11 305/30 square as a track dedicated set. i know i have come across this info before but search isnt helping today
To answer your question about search, I'm using mobile. If I click the search icon on the top right, there is a drop down that defaults to everywhere. You can select "this thread". It's there in the desktop version as well.
 

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You guys are awesome. Who makes the slip on spacer. So many bolt ons come up as results.
 

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You guys are awesome. Who makes the slip on spacer. So many bolt ons come up as results.
Cortex or OP Mustang make great hub centric and wheel centric spacers
 

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You guys are awesome. Who makes the slip on spacer. So many bolt ons come up as results.
Here's an OP Mustang spacer over GT350R wheel bearings (I have Magneride and wanted to make sure the hubs were MR-compatible):
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Spacer and 11” Wheel Fitment -03 by clair_davis, on Flickr

I tried both 20 and 25mm spacers and found that 20 provided plenty of clearance on SVE GT7 wheels in 19x11+50. This shot shows about 6mm clear - great for me, but maybe not great for someone else. Your mileage may vary. Closed course, amateur driver...
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Spacer by clair_davis, on Flickr

With -2.0* camber, the front clears great. Tiny bit of poke, but not any worse than the 285/35's on 19x10+35's that were on the car before the swap. This is sitting on GT350R springs:
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PP2 Splitter Installed- Clean by clair_davis, on Flickr
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