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It's really just an eye thing, I think, with the wheel farther out from the body. I'll check again in the morning after everything has settled from the car being in the air for the install.
It's really just an eye thing, I think, with the wheel farther out from the body. I'll check again in the morning after everything has settled from the car being in the air for the install.
Yeah, probably lighting or the angle of the camera, the additional outward poke looks good!
Yeah, probably lighting or the angle of the camera, the additional outward poke looks good!
Could also be from jacking the car up and then letting it back down. I have noticed that can leave the wheels off camber, especially in the front. Once you move the car it returns to normal.
Could also be from jacking the car up and then letting it back down. I have noticed that can leave the wheels off camber, especially in the front. Once you move the car it returns to normal.
This. I've noticed it on my car. Every time I lift the car it takes a while for the suspension to settle back down again.
Related question: what is the largest spacer people are comfortable with? I ask as I have a line on a nearly impossible wheels type, however the offset is et 42. To get to my current configuration, I'd need a set of 22 and 27 mm spacers. That feels like a lot of spacer to add...
It's not just rubbing you should worry about, it's also the paint on the edges of the fenders. It will wear out quicker especially if you drive on dirt/gravel and winter roads with salt.
I know Audi makes Splash guards for the A5. Would these also fit the R/S5? Would they diminish the sportiness of the cars lines?
Thanks to this thread I finally pulled the trigger and ordered that same kit from EMD. Should be here tomorrow. I have the splash guards installed already, so once I get the spacers mounted I will try to grab some pictures.