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My current set up is 18x9.5 +38 with 265/35 Michelin PS4S and I don’t have any issues after I bent the front tab and trim the plastic fender in the rear.
Didn't have to buy control arms or anything for camber adjustment? Just doing those to things gave you full range of motion with no issues?
Asking because I know +45 is the safe bet but the wheels I am looking at are much easier to find in a +38
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I still have have all my stock suspension components. If you want to adjust camber in the rear, you can get camber arms. SPC, Eibach, Hardrace make them.
 

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Anybody running Swifts feel like the car is sorta bouncier in R+ mode?? I swear its bouncier. I find myself driving in Sport mode more bc of it. PFA

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I ended up going with the RS-R Down SUS since spoon has such a long wait. Happy to see that both front and rear appear to be progressive.

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RS-R: Down SUS (H059D)

Noticeably firmer, but still really smooth in comfort mode.

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I take it you're running 265/35 in that pic? I might go with these and have to sell my hks hipermax coilovers...so far the colorado roads are a bit rough for hipermax
 

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I take it you're running 265/35 in that pic? I might go with these and have to sell my hks hipermax coilovers...so far the colorado roads are a bit rough for hipermax
Correct, 265/35 azenis 615k on 18x9.5 +38. I did see that Tein is also progressive front and rear with a little softer of a spring rate. I went with the slightly firmer spring rate of RSR to try and avoid rubbing. So far, so good.
 

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Heard those are bouncy. We'll see though. I'll give it some time and see if I get used to it there in CO
Yeah they are a little bouncy, but I live in NYC and I’m not complaining :p. I work in the outskirt of NYC. I’ve been working from home and work in the office this week and commuting. And I love the springs. They’re tight and firm.
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