New Wheel Day 22x10.5 Brixton RF7 Radial Forged
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07-13-2019, 12:30 PM
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Tires are 285/35/22 and no rubbing even at the height pictured. Chrome trims are wrapped but the exhaust tips are powder coated satin.
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07-15-2019, 02:51 PM
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I am. It's extra low in the picture due to the convenience mode when you lock it and it lowers more. No camber kit and no problem. I was super worried about it eating my tires at this height but so far so good and its been about a year and a half.
Tires are 285/35/22 and no rubbing even at the height pictured. Chrome trims are wrapped but the exhaust tips are powder coated satin.
Tires are 285/35/22 and no rubbing even at the height pictured. Chrome trims are wrapped but the exhaust tips are powder coated satin.
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07-15-2019, 05:55 PM
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I paid to have it done. Some parts would be easy such as the window trim but the rest would be a huge pain.
I do not have close up pics. It looks like its painted. no lines no signs of chrome.
I do not have close up pics. It looks like its painted. no lines no signs of chrome.
07-20-2019, 04:52 AM
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I think I was talking to you on one of the FB groups about the rim sizes mainly offset, 35 all round yeah? Just had to put a 10mm spacer on the front for the brake clearance?
With the 285/35, did you notice any issues with the speedo being out? I know stock we have 295/35R21... I was thinking to go a 285 or 295/30R22 to keep it close to stock
With the 285/35, did you notice any issues with the speedo being out? I know stock we have 295/35R21... I was thinking to go a 285 or 295/30R22 to keep it close to stock
07-20-2019, 06:07 PM
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I think I was talking to you on one of the FB groups about the rim sizes mainly offset, 35 all round yeah? Just had to put a 10mm spacer on the front for the brake clearance?
With the 285/35, did you notice any issues with the speedo being out? I know stock we have 295/35R21... I was thinking to go a 285 or 295/30R22 to keep it close to stock
With the 285/35, did you notice any issues with the speedo being out? I know stock we have 295/35R21... I was thinking to go a 285 or 295/30R22 to keep it close to stock
07-20-2019, 06:18 PM
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Looks really good mate.
08-21-2019, 03:31 PM
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@gansel1 Looks awesome!! What system and brand are you using for lowering links, or whole system? Are you using spacers also? and any issues with suspension or difference in feel? I am looking to do very similar on stock 21's.
i am running spacers on the front with these wheels but i wasn't running spacers on the stock 21s. You could easily do a 10-15mm spacer all around with the stock 21s.
Suspension is stiffer for sure. I mostly drive around in comfort mode unless on the highway.
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