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Hey guys! I have a stock sedan c63 non s and i currently have 255/35 & 275/35 tires. I was reading through some posts and a lot of people recommend 265 & 285. I have one question which is will i get any rubbing? And can yall share some pictures of your setups?
I am running Michelin PS4S 295/30/20 in the rear, and 265/30/19 in the front with H&R lowering springs and KMac camber bushings... no rubbing at all.
how do you like the Kmac camber bushings? Looking at different options for camber kits and there aren’t many options for the “S” and Coupe combo it seems
I am running Michelin PS4S 295/30/20 in the rear, and 265/30/19 in the front with H&R lowering springs and KMac camber bushings... no rubbing at all.
OP has a sedan. The coupe accommodates wider wheels/tires. I have to say that front wheel looks very awkward, though w/o camber and tucked in so far. The fender sticks out way past the wheel at least from this angle. What do you have now? 0 degree camber? That's fine for straight line driving, but not if you like to corner. Definitely lost some aggression on the front. The rear looks fine.
Hey guys! I have a stock sedan c63 non s and i currently have 255/35 & 275/35 tires. I was reading through some posts and a lot of people recommend 265 & 285. I have one question which is will i get any rubbing? And can yall share some pictures of your setups?
Are you lowered? Spacers? You will be fine normal ride height. If lowered the 265 front will slightly rub top of fender when you are 2 wheeling out of driveways or lots.
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