stock evo 9 mr bbs wheels with spacers?
Oct 28, 2011, 08:00 PM
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stock evo 9 mr bbs wheels with spacers?
does anyone have a picture of how this will look? i really like the stock bbs wheels but i want to have a little wider stance. will spacers damage anything over time? thanks
Oct 28, 2011, 08:26 PM
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https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sa...s-need-go.html
search please. also in another thread titled exactly like yours "smike" advised against it. iuno i think it looks dope. i'll be doing the same if i can find some spacers that are priced good.
search please. also in another thread titled exactly like yours "smike" advised against it. iuno i think it looks dope. i'll be doing the same if i can find some spacers that are priced good.
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https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sa...s-need-go.html
search please. also in another thread titled exactly like yours "smike" advised against it. iuno i think it looks dope. i'll be doing the same if i can find some spacers that are priced good.
search please. also in another thread titled exactly like yours "smike" advised against it. iuno i think it looks dope. i'll be doing the same if i can find some spacers that are priced good.
Ive searched and searched and couldnt find it
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Nov 1, 2011, 03:33 PM
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https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...bs-wheels.html
either way it looks sick, just need to find spacers for a good deal.
when a car experiences force due to bump or whatever in a non smooth surface or perhaps a jump and landing scenario, the suspension deflects from its set point, so in the case of compression it sees negative camber. like wise when its in rebound it sees positive camber (this is relative to the set point, so if its -4 it wouldnt see +2, it'll be less negative).
springs and proper valving dampening will decrease this to a certain extent, this is vehicle specific.
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took me 5 seconds to find the thread again. i didnt say it was smike's review, i said he advised against it. here is the thread. type in the search bar "spacers bbs"
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...bs-wheels.html
either way it looks sick, just need to find spacers for a good deal.
when a car experiences force due to bump or whatever in a non smooth surface or perhaps a jump and landing scenario, the suspension deflects from its set point, so in the case of compression it sees negative camber. like wise when its in rebound it sees positive camber (this is relative to the set point, so if its -4 it wouldnt see +2, it'll be less negative).
springs and proper valving dampening will decrease this to a certain extent, this is vehicle specific.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...bs-wheels.html
either way it looks sick, just need to find spacers for a good deal.
when a car experiences force due to bump or whatever in a non smooth surface or perhaps a jump and landing scenario, the suspension deflects from its set point, so in the case of compression it sees negative camber. like wise when its in rebound it sees positive camber (this is relative to the set point, so if its -4 it wouldnt see +2, it'll be less negative).
springs and proper valving dampening will decrease this to a certain extent, this is vehicle specific.
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