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680RWHP12A 05-03-08 09:58 PM

RE-SPEED camber kit installed so now my wheels fit! with a twist tho.. pics inside
 
well after 3 months my work wheels arrived and i was a little nervous when to my dismay the front tires were resting on the fenders!! so, i contacted billy at re-speed and he set me up with some camber plates.. however here is the twist, they still use the stock style spring(im currently happy with my ST springs) so i was able to save some cash (for now)i will be getting coilovers eventually.. so for all you rx owners that want extra camber but dont have the cash to do the whole coilover setup, you dont have to!
thanks billy for a high quality product and great customer support!!
some pics now.....



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woodonastick 05-03-08 10:14 PM

nice set up!

dcee 05-03-08 10:22 PM

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That looks sweet. What size, offset rims and tires? I currently have Eibach springs (prokit) on my cars. I fiunally took ther plunge and bought rims and tires. My tire size is 205/50/16, rim size 17x7 42mm offset. The tire rubs on the front spring! see attached photo.
I am trying to figure out how to correct it. If I can't, then I am sending the rims & tires back.

680RWHP12A 05-03-08 10:28 PM


Originally Posted by dcee (Post 8158345)
That looks sweet. What size, offset rims and tires? I currently have Eibach springs (prokit) on my cars. I fiunally took ther plunge and bought rims and tires. My tire size is 205/50/16, rim size 17x7 42mm offset. The tire rubs on the front spring! see attached photo.
I am trying to figure out how to correct it. If I can't, then I am sending the rims & tires back.

simple fix, you need to run a 40 series tire,(with my 17" tires i ran a 215-40-17 with no rubbing,) or get a coilover kit from billy.. there is more tire clearence with the narrow springs associated with the coilovers

yetterben 05-03-08 10:35 PM

um....lets see under the hood.......of that gmc :) and the 7 of course!

mpk490p 05-04-08 01:59 AM


Originally Posted by dcee (Post 8158345)
That looks sweet. What size, offset rims and tires? I currently have Eibach springs (prokit) on my cars. I fiunally took ther plunge and bought rims and tires. My tire size is 205/50/16, rim size 17x7 42mm offset. The tire rubs on the front spring! see attached photo.
I am trying to figure out how to correct it. If I can't, then I am sending the rims & tires back.

run a 6mm spacer i had 215/40/16's on the front with a spacer for 3 years, just gone to 215/35/18's again with a 6mm spacer no rubbing will go without a spacer once my ReSpeed kit turns up

Mark

mazda1200 05-04-08 02:09 AM

rimes look nice...

Kentetsu 05-04-08 02:17 AM

Looks good Robert. I ran the camber plates without coilovers for most of last year's season. But yeah, with the coilovers you have a lot more clearance for the tires and you can get more camber out of the camber plates than with RB or ST style springs (or stock).

orion84gsl 05-04-08 07:08 AM

ST- Suspension Techniques.

Are those wheels 4x110 or 4X114.3?

orion84gsl 05-04-08 07:16 AM

damnit, almost another double post

dcee 05-04-08 07:52 AM

I think the consensus is that the 50 series profile is too tall. The 45 series looks like it work work but maybe I better get the 40 to be sure. Discounttiredirect listed the 205/50/16's as a replacement size.

NoPis10 05-04-08 08:05 AM

Looks really good Robert.....
Please give us the specs on the wheels...Size and Offset???
Also, is that the 4x110 or 4x114.3 pattern??

Thanks

680RWHP12A 05-04-08 10:06 AM


Originally Posted by orion84gsl (Post 8158936)

Are those wheels 4x110 or 4X114.3?



the wheels in the front are 15X8 on a 4X114.3(4 inch polished lip)
rear is 15X8.5 0n a 4X100(5 inch polished lip)

im running 195-50-15 tires all around

risingsunroof82 05-04-08 11:49 AM

Those are the COOLEST rims I have ever seen on an FB!!!!!!!!! Do ya mind me asking how much they were?!?! :)

NoPis10 05-04-08 12:18 PM

What about the Offsets???

They look to be on the NEGATIVE side. I have some Panasports with a ZERO offset and they stick out a little less than that..
Are you going to run flares or leave it like that?
Thanks

680RWHP12A 05-04-08 12:50 PM


Originally Posted by lwnslw (Post 8159288)
What about the Offsets???

They look to be on the NEGATIVE side. I have some Panasports with a ZERO offset and they stick out a little less than that..
Are you going to run flares or leave it like that?
Thanks

they are + 7 front and rear.. im shortening the rear axle 1" on each side.. the front is fine thanks to billys camber kit :)
no flares for me, the stock body lines are perfect

Lynch 05-04-08 05:44 PM

Sexy FB rob!

Dan_s_young 05-04-08 05:54 PM

Looks awesome, Robert! Keep up the amazing work! I can also vouch for the quality and customer service from Billy, great guy and excellent product!

Re-Speed.com 05-04-08 07:26 PM

[QUOTE=680RWHP12A;8158289]
thanks billy for a high quality product and great customer support!!
some pics now.....


No prob. Looks good. Did it turn out to be as painless of an install as promised?
Neat pic!

680RWHP12A 05-04-08 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by 680RWHP12A (Post 8158289)
thanks billy for a high quality product and great customer support!!
some pics now.....


No prob. Looks good. Did it turn out to be as painless of an install as promised?
Neat pic!


easy as pie.. thanks again

680RWHP12A 05-05-08 10:14 AM


Originally Posted by yetterben (Post 8158382)
um....lets see under the hood.......of that gmc :) and the 7 of course!

sad thing is the gmc will smoke the red car.. its got tons of mods, arp 5/8" head stud kit, head gaskets, 35 pounds of boost, reflashed ecu(heavily modded programming), fully built allison tranny, aftermarket lock up converter, stacked turbos, 5" exhaust... you get the pic.. its in the high 400 rwhp range with over 1100 foot pounds of torque... he has spent ALOT of money on that truck, let me tell ya

risingsunroof82 05-05-08 10:31 AM

So what if he can beat ya, he also spent a flippin lot more than you on his truck than you on your car!!!! If you could put just as much money in the 7 as he did in the truck you would kill him!!!! lol ;) And besides, I would way rather be looking at th rx7 than a dumb truck............ :)

NoPis10 05-05-08 09:21 PM


Originally Posted by 680RWHP12A (Post 8159344)
they are + 7 front and rear.. im shortening the rear axle 1" on each side.. the front is fine thanks to billys camber kit :)
no flares for me, the stock body lines are perfect

I agree..... STOCK body lines look so perfect....

L8R

tallbozo 05-05-08 10:02 PM

wow....you nailed it. That is exactly what I was looking for setup wise for my project. I will have a few questions later when i get to suspension

driftking777 05-05-08 11:20 PM


Originally Posted by 680RWHP12A (Post 8159344)
they are + 7 front and rear.. im shortening the rear axle 1" on each side.. the front is fine thanks to billys camber kit :)
no flares for me, the stock body lines are perfect


LOVE the meisters!!! now i must know.. i realize your running roughly 4 1/2 - 5" inches of backspace.. I love the outside clearance to the fender. now question. how close are you running to the inside spring? 1/2 inch? or more. trying to find out if i can fit a 9" rim with some stretch tires and some camber (not to much camber though...only like 2 degrees.)


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