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So far no issues. Grip is amazing. Snapped this leaving work, had some light underneath to see the tires. It’s usually pretty dark under there.
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So far no issues. Grip is amazing. Snapped this leaving work, had some light underneath to see the tires. It’s usually pretty dark under there.
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Wowza that looks amazing. Damn you now I want 305's again. Probably the best photo I have seen on here to demonstrate how wide of a tire that is. Well done sir.
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My thoughts exactly, I think I have some drool to clean up
 

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So I ended up picking up a set of

Vossen VFS1s 19x 11 +45 offset squared setup
and am wondering if they will sit flush upfront.

from the posts here it sounds like I need to run a 20mm spacer and -2 degree camber up front

I have a 2017 gt with eibach sportlines
 

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So I ended up picking up a set of

Vossen VFS1s 19x 11 +45 offset squared setup
and am wondering if they will sit flush upfront.

from the posts here it sounds like I need to run a 20mm spacer and -2 degree camber up front

I have a 2017 gt with eibach sportlines
You'll want to bring the front effective offset close to like +27, so a 20mm spacer would be about right.
 

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You'll want to bring the front effective offset close to like +27, so a 20mm spacer would be about right.
Ok one more question, will a 275/35/19 tire fit upfront? Or will I need to buy 275/30/19 ?

(I have the vossen vsf1 19x 11 +45 offset squared setup)

I’m worried about the sidewall being to thick
 

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Ok one more question, will a 275/35/19 tire fit upfront? Or will I need to buy 275/30/19 ?

(I have the vossen vsf1 19x 11 +45 offset squared setup)

I’m worried about the sidewall being to thick
275/35R19 is honestly too narrow for an 11" wheel. I would not do less than 285/35R19 and a 295/35R19 or 305/30r19 or 35R19 is recommended.
 

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This thread helped me out immensely, so I'll share my two cents / setup.
I went from Stance XR1 coils back to stock struts and CJPP Springs (1.5" front, 1.1" rear drop).
Combined with a BMR camber bolt on the front, I was able to get about -2.8 degrees of camber in the front. Rear is at about 1.5 degrees.

I have P6GR 19x11 +24, 19x11.5 +56, which are specs made directly for the GT350.
Tires are 305/30/19 front, 325/30/19 rear. Excited to throw on some more suspension parts and go to more track days this year. Car was way too low on coilovers and in Illinois, it's much more forgiving to be on springs vs coils for my only car.
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Hey buddy I really like the set-up I'm running the stance xr1 have a question what were your damper settings I'm running 275/35r20 square on VOLK TE37 they poke a bit due to crazy offset I'm gonna be adjusting camber soon I have great tire wear and was able to get it in stock settings for alignment, but car sit a a little high even though I'm on the tire practically just wondering what your damper settings were
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This thread helped me out immensely, so I'll share my two cents / setup.
I went from Stance XR1 coils back to stock struts and CJPP Springs (1.5" front, 1.1" rear drop).
Combined with a BMR camber bolt on the front, I was able to get about -2.8 degrees of camber in the front. Rear is at about 1.5 degrees.

I have P6GR 19x11 +24, 19x11.5 +56, which are specs made directly for the GT350.
Tires are 305/30/19 front, 325/30/19 rear. Excited to throw on some more suspension parts and go to more track days this year. Car was way too low on coilovers and in Illinois, it's much more forgiving to be on springs vs coils for my only car.
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Hey buddy I really like the set-up I'm running the stance xr1 have a question what were your damper settings I'm running 275/35r20 square on VOLK TE37 they poke a bit due to crazy offset I'm gonna be adjusting camber soon I have great tire wear and was able to get it in stock settings for alignment, but car sit a a little high even though I'm on the tire practically just wondering what your damper settings were
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This is beautiful man. I would love to have TEs one day. What specs are you running with the TEs?

I had mine on 7 clicks in the front from full soft and 13 clicks in the rear from full soft. Hope this helps
 

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This is beautiful man. I would love to have TEs one day. What specs are you running with the TEs?

I had mine on 7 clicks in the front from full soft and 13 clicks in the rear from full soft. Hope this helps
Yes that's right about what I'm running the TEs are 20×10.5 j22.. 275/35-20 square and thanks it rides really harsh though no rubbing unless I hit a huge bump which I try to avoid obviously I do wanna run a little neg. Camber but I have great tire wear with the stock alignment settings
 

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Yes that's right about what I'm running the TEs are 20×10.5 j22.. 275/35-20 square and thanks it rides really harsh though no rubbing unless I hit a huge bump which I try to avoid obviously I do wanna run a little neg. Camber but I have great tire wear with the stock alignment settings
Do you have any issues rubbing on the springs and dampers? I've thought about switching but I'm afraid it will rub with them poking a little
 

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Quick update for those following - I attended a track day at Chuckwalla Valley raceway last weekend with the 305/30/19 325/30/19 setup aforementioned. There was absolutely no rubbing and the car actually stayed quite neutral the whole time (CJPP springs / performance pack struts/BMR camber bolts front). The Hankook V12s held up really well at around 35psi the whole time (in about 95 degree hot SoCal weather). -2.8 degrees of camber up front on both corners, car felt amazing throughout all 5 sessions on track. Would highly recommend this setup. Want to return with better pads/rotors and stickier tires and see what kind of improvements I can see.
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