ezcape

I'm getting some rpf1s, they look alot better with spacers. Was wondering what would be a good length to get? Thanks.

theEGGmonsta

what size rpf1's and what offset are you getting?

TOO MUCH TORQUE

i rub already with rpf1 35mm offset, adding spacers will be a disaster

theEGGmonsta

^ depends on tires too, your tires look meaty though. im running +35 too on a 7.5 wide rim and i dont rub but im running 205/40 tires

TOO MUCH TORQUE

yeah of course, these are 195/55/15 that came off my gsr blades. didnt want to spend money on 205/50/15. next set...
rubs like mad with people in there on right turns. also, my cambers settings are in factory spec, almost 0 degrees.

theEGGmonsta

yeah i agree with you though...iono it all depends the op wasnt even specific about his height, his camber, what size rpf1s hes planning on...we still have no clue

lindapaul

same problem any help please.........

PatrickGSR94

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spec isn't 0 degrees. That's why you're rubbing. If you were at more like -1.5° you probably wouldn't rub.

However I did used to scrape the frame rail seam under the front fenders with 195/55-15. I personally hate that tire size. I'll be going with 195/50-15 for my stock wheels next time.

OP don't use spacers. Get wheels in the offset you want to get the look you want.

TOO MUCH TORQUE

patrick: i never said oem spec is 0 degrees, i said my camber settings are almost at 0 degrees. it ranges from -0.2 to -0.5 on at all corners.

195/55/15 is a comfy size, i personally wouldn't use 195/50/15 because its going to make the odo read too fast. 205/50/15 might be the best compromise.

PatrickGSR94

iTrader: (1)

Yeah I've had 195/50-15, speedo reads about 5mph fast on the interstate. Helps keep me out of trouble haha