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Bags + Negative Camber help?

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illestYotaMay 14, 2014
#510617

Bags + Negative Camber help?

Alright guys so I have a question. I am planning on running AirRunner OTG kit along with about -15* to -20* camber in the front and rear running all T- Demand suspension arms and rods.
This will be on a 2001 LS430. Any of you guys having issues with suspension hitting the bags? I am not sure if the bag will end up rubbing. If anybody has any insight please let me know. Thanks.
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Alright guys so I have a question. I am planning on running AirRunner OTG kit along with about -15* to -20* camber in the front and rear running all T- Demand suspension arms and rods.
This will be on a 2001 LS430. Any of you guys having issues with suspension hitting the bags? I am not sure if the bag will end up rubbing. If anybody has any insight please let me know. Thanks.
brainneededMay 14, 2014
#510618
its going to come down to width and offset, and whether youre pulling in the top or pushing out the bottom for camber.

install all the suspension, get it dialed in, then order wheels based off your clearance.
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its going to come down to width and offset, and whether youre pulling in the top or pushing out the bottom for camber.

install all the suspension, get it dialed in, then order wheels based off your clearance.
illestYotaMay 15, 2014
#510623
Well I was hoping to fit a 20x12 front and a 20x13 in the rear. Either in a +0 or negative offset.
Shoot hopefully I can pull it off
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Well I was hoping to fit a 20x12 front and a 20x13 in the rear. Either in a +0 or negative offset.
Shoot hopefully I can pull it off
Jedi_KeithMay 15, 2014
#510628
illestYota;510623 wrote:Well I was hoping to fit a 20x12 front and a 20x13 in the rear. Either in a +0 or negative offset.
Shoot hopefully I can pull it off


Just use your current wheels with spacers or if you have a local with similar specs you can try on for size...then again half the fun is making the wheels fit the car when you go too big haha
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[QUOTE=illestYota;510623]Well I was hoping to fit a 20x12 front and a 20x13 in the rear. Either in a +0 or negative offset.
Shoot hopefully I can pull it off[/QUOTE]

Just use your current wheels with spacers or if you have a local with similar specs you can try on for size...then again half the fun is making the wheels fit the car when you go too big haha
illestYotaMay 16, 2014
#510632
Haha yup. Stance scene is near obscelete here in Reno, NV. We don't even have a VIP scene here.
So I guess its gonna be a trial and error thing for me lol.
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Haha yup. Stance scene is near obscelete here in Reno, NV. We don't even have a VIP scene here.
So I guess its gonna be a trial and error thing for me lol.
ShmeeMay 18, 2014
#510665
If you spend the time and measure it out after getting your settings where you want them, it's not tidal and error...

If you already have part and want to make them fit, anything is possible!
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If you spend the time and measure it out after getting your settings where you want them, it's not tidal and error... 

If you already have part and want to make them fit, anything is possible!