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No spacers and I haven't had any rubbing issues . The 35's in the rear are taller and right now it is sitting raked but I can adjust the front up or rear down w/ the KW HAS kit . I'm actually considering raising it up in the front 1/2 " . The ride is a bit stiffer then stock but nothing extreme and I've been setting the shocks in sport ........ I'm also about to install the Kmac ft bushings to gain some camber back . Once these 285/35's wear out in the rear I may switch to 30's and even try to fit a 295
The more I look at your ride... my C350, same color, same tint, (until C63S is delivered) seems to have the same rake. Could 265/35 and 285/35 be the way to go? Is this pic at stock height opr lowered?
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The more I look at your ride... my C350, same color, same tint, (until C63S is delivered) seems to have the same rake. Could 265/35 and 285/35 be the way to go? Is this pic at stock height opr lowered?
It's lowered with KW Has kit and yes the rake is partially due to the 0.9 in difference in tire height 255/285
Wow that is excellent. Any modification plans for her?
Thanks! It's my daily driver and practical family car, so I'm doing subtle mods. It's on KW HAS and I have upsized the OEM style rims to 20". It also has carbon exterior bits, tints, blacked out badges and a few chrome pieces wrapped to finish the look. Just need to get some spacers for the front and I'm done (for now!)
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