Subject	Basically, I kinda eyeball estimated that it would take 3/4"
Posted by	ConverTTZ on December 31, 2013 at 3:51 PM
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In Reply To	Re: need flush fender 18" wheel set up posted by z-owned on December 31, 2013 at 03:30 PM
Message	or 20mm to make my rims flush to fenders and bought a 20mm bolt on spacer kit but wanted to see what others are running because the spacer looks awfully thick. Guess there's no way to tell until I get the spacers on. My ride height is .7" more than yours so I imagine camber will need adjusted a little. Just a little lazy since it's only 20 degrees here and the Z is put down for the winter. Thank you all for the input.
Follow Ups	need flush fender 18" wheel set up - ConverTTZ 13:04:13 12/31/13 I run 20 offset in the front on 19x8 and 35 offset in the - CmyZ 13:21:22 12/31/13 there is practically nothing to roll on the front fenders - LJZTT 13:39:52 12/31/13 I'd try spacers to find the offset that's drivable (n/m) - 280ZuL8r 15:12:08 12/31/13 Re: need flush fender 18" wheel set up - z-owned 15:30:04 12/31/13 Basically, I kinda eyeball estimated that it would take 3/4" - ConverTTZ 15:51:46 12/31/13 Flush fender 18" wheel set up - JMartz 20:02:22 12/31/13 I'll be mounting some F-19x9.5 +17 R-19x10.5 + 24. I'll - TTZ2NV(EPTmotorsports) 21:34:54 12/31/13
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