dockleryxk
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5" spacers is crazy, everyone knows you can only get them in increments of 3"Dude only 3?????? Lameeeee I run 5" spacers on my a spec for that perfect fitment.
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5" spacers is crazy, everyone knows you can only get them in increments of 3"Dude only 3?????? Lameeeee I run 5" spacers on my a spec for that perfect fitment.
Custom made brooooo, made it in my backyard with some bulk steel and a harbor freight welder.5" spacers is crazy, everyone knows you can only get them in increments of 3"
Well you can always stack them for getting that perfect fitment.Dude only 3?????? Lameeeee I run 5" spacers on my a spec for that perfect fitment.
Yeah same here, it will be expensive and not worth your time to make a type s wannabe, it is just better to buy a different car. Getting a widebody means cutting your precious fenders and quarter panels to gain the clearance that a type s has.I’m not trying to be mean. I’m trying to save you time, money, and a ton of frustration. You’re getting these reactions because it’s an asinine idea.
At the same time, if you do it anyways and pull it off, good on ya. Great ideas always get mocked at first. Prove us wrong.
Has anyone here tried out the Epsilon fender flare kit for the DE4? I think we're limited to 8.5in wide wheels with the DE4 (w/ 245/40R18 tires), and the flare kit's 35mm of extra clearance would allow you to use up to 9.5in wide wheel and possibly 255 or 265/35R18 tires....you can get the body kit from epsilon, which includes fender flares, but then you will probably need to get wheels with a more aggressive offset to fit the fender flares, or add spacers...
$1000 for fender flares + cutting up your car doesn’t seem worth it.Has anyone here tried out the Epsilon fender flare kit for the DE4? I think we're limited to 8.5in wide wheels with the DE4 (w/ 245/40R18 tires), and the flare kit's 35mm of extra clearance would allow you to use up to 9.5in wide wheel and possibly 255 or 265/35R18 tires.