[VisualEcho]

I'm still trying to figure out how the hell the tires fit so differently when they have the same specs. I know a big part of it is the bead, right next to the rim. The stock tires have a huge bead, and that shadow right above the rim edge makes a huge difference. The PS4S doesn't have that huge bead. But still, they look very different here beyond that bead shadow. I guess it's just the lighting.

[Gusman1]

Originally Posted by mr_lab_rat

I run 1.85 front, 1.60 rear for the street, bump the front up to 2.85 for track.

The street setup with this camber needed 15mm front and 7.5mm rear spacer to be nice and flush. The 12/10 spacers are good for stock camber (1.5 front, 1.8 rear)

Thanks. Now with those camber settings and spacers, any rubbing?

[AndrewC1989]

Originally Posted by VisualEcho

I'm still trying to figure out how the hell the tires fit so differently when they have the same specs. I know a big part of it is the bead, right next to the rim. The stock tires have a huge bead, and that shadow right above the rim edge makes a huge difference. The PS4S doesn't have that huge bead. But still, they look very different here beyond that bead shadow. I guess it's just the lighting.

Same angle and everything lol.

Assuming we're both at the correct PSI I would chalk it up to lighting and the texture of the sidewall. PSS is glossier and PS4S is more matted.

[VisualEcho]

Originally Posted by AndrewC1989

Same angle and everything lol.

Assuming we're both at the correct PSI I would chalk it up to lighting and the texture of the sidewall. PSS is glossier and PS4S is more matted.

Yup. I bet it's a combination of several things, just so strikingly different.

[mr_lab_rat]

Originally Posted by Gusman1

Thanks. Now with those camber settings and spacers, any rubbing?

Absolutely not. I'm lowered by 1/2inch front and 3/4 rear. Stock tire size.

[Gusman1]

Originally Posted by mr_lab_rat

Absolutely not. I'm lowered by 1/2inch front and 3/4 rear. Stock tire size.

Oh cool. Going to be lowering mine soon, so looking at what spacers will work best.