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Originally Posted by tokki
Man Apex really dropped the ball on this wheel release from the get go. It should not take 10 pages of posts to decipher what works and what doesnt. First they say camber plates are needed, then they kind of back pedal and say well dont need them. Then you got a whole butt load of people needing to run spacers on these so called M2 specific wheels. This is a joke. If you want to offer a wheel set up that would work on the M2/M2C fine. But don't say as if it its custom built for the M2 when you gotta run camber plates and/or spacers to get things not to rub of suspension components or the actual damn sheetmetal of the car. If you are having issues with the front, offer a half inch narrower wheel with a custom offset that will work without any camber plates or spacers for stock or modestly lowered set ups. I'm suprised no one has the balls to say it like it is.
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all depends on tire/tire size selection and suspension. keep in mind that not all 255 (or whatever size you choose) tires are the same actual width. some run wider than others.
no issues here with MPerf Suspension running on 255/275 RE-71R. no camber plates. no spacers.