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Originally Posted by chrischhorn Your fronts will poke out of the fender some. If you want to match the aggressive front with poke on the rears then a 15-20mm spacer

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Old 04-15-2013, 01:33 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Your fronts will poke out of the fender some. If you want to match the aggressive front with poke on the rears then a 15-20mm spacer on the rear will get you there. For flush a 10mm spacer. What are your rear camber settings at? For flush up front, you will need camber to make it flush, not spacers.
How much will the front poke out? I don't want it sticking out a bunch. I do not know the camber specs... Whatever came stock?
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