Anyone have the CCW SP600s?
01-06-2011, 08:16 AM
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I have that exact suspension from that car sitting in my garage waiting to be installed in the spring. I bought it off of him on this site about a month ago. They are K-sport coilovers.
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No. You won't need an aftermarket trailing arm to run wider tires on the CCWs. I have run as wide as a 295 in the rear (although only lowered about 0.5" at that time). I currently run a 285 and I have my car really low in the rear and it only slightly rubs on sharp turns, nothing that can't be tweaked by raising the ride height a little bit (1/4"-3/8").
These CCWs have a great offset for our cars that allows a very wide range of tire widths to be run, whether stock ride height or lowered 1.5".
05-17-2011, 09:54 AM
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Yes.
No. You won't need an aftermarket trailing arm to run wider tires on the CCWs. I have run as wide as a 295 in the rear (although only lowered about 0.5" at that time). I currently run a 285 and I have my car really low in the rear and it only slightly rubs on sharp turns, nothing that can't be tweaked by raising the ride height a little bit (1/4"-3/8").
These CCWs have a great offset for our cars that allows a very wide range of tire widths to be run, whether stock ride height or lowered 1.5".
No. You won't need an aftermarket trailing arm to run wider tires on the CCWs. I have run as wide as a 295 in the rear (although only lowered about 0.5" at that time). I currently run a 285 and I have my car really low in the rear and it only slightly rubs on sharp turns, nothing that can't be tweaked by raising the ride height a little bit (1/4"-3/8").
These CCWs have a great offset for our cars that allows a very wide range of tire widths to be run, whether stock ride height or lowered 1.5".
05-17-2011, 11:42 AM
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https://ls1tech.com/forums/album.php?albumid=14118
If that link doesn't work, you can click on my name and view some of my old threads. I have posted a ton of pictures over the years.
If that link doesn't work, you can click on my name and view some of my old threads. I have posted a ton of pictures over the years.
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What's up guys! My SP600's are 19x9 and 19x10. Running 255/40 upfront and 285/35 in the rear wrapped in Nitto Invos. But my rear tires are bald now, debating on switching over to Hankooks... we shall see.
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