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(Thread Starter) |   Not Ranked : 0 score  17x9 RPF1s with 245/40 AD08s Hi Everyone, Well I have been lurking around here for a little while so I thought it is about time that I posted up some pics of my latest setup on the MPS. I'm from down in Australia and was lucky enough to get my hands on a near new set of RPF1s with AD08s fitted for a price I could not refuse. So my first concern was how big a spacer I would need to run up front with the AD08s as I have read that they do run wider then the 'average' 245/40. I ended up using a 5mm spacer up front, which basically gave me around 4-5mm clearance between the inside of the tyre and the stock strut. Plenty enough for me! The rears were rolled and required no pulling of the gaurd or spacer. I had alot of people suggest that it was going to rub, even without being lowered, but I have had no issues what-so-ever. Enough talk. Here are some photos.       |
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