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Old 11-05-2007, 01:30 AM   #9 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Mistabullet View Post
TRD is the max I can go.

A while ago lammydi did me a favor and test drove his 20's after dropping his car with TRD. He said he felt some tire rub, but there are a few difference between his setup and mines.

His 20's had an offset of +40, compared to my +42 that gives me 2mm to play with. In addition, he was running a tire 1 size to large profile wise (I too am currently running 1 size to large). So new springs will also mean going smaller in overall diameter (Which isn't so bad because it will be closer to stock diameter).


Edit:
This is what fender rolling is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_irPKDRxufc

Basically, he's rolling that bit of sheet metal that sticks towards the tire in order to get more space between the fender and tire.
do you just set it at one length then just roll it throughout the whole fender to make it even, or do you have to eyeball it?
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