New suspension & spacers, but now I'm rubbing :(
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Pacifica, CA
I've got 245/35/19 up front and 255/40/19 in the rear.
I like the beefier look, but might have to make a little compromise to not rub
My front tires are just about toast anyways.
I like the beefier look, but might have to make a little compromise to not rub
My front tires are just about toast anyways.
Hmmm... kinda important to mention, but where are you rubbing? in the front? or back? and when?
No rubbing issues for me
My fronts:
I have 245/35 with 20mm spacers
My rears:
I have 275/30 with 25mm spacers
No rubbing issues for me
My fronts:
I have 245/35 with 20mm spacers
My rears:
I have 275/30 with 25mm spacers
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 191
Likes: 1
From: Pacifica, CA
I'm definitely rubbing in the rears. I'm not sure about the fronts. You've got the same spacer/tire set up as me in the fronts so I might be good there. As for when... whenever I take a higher speed turn (like an on ramp onto the highway) or anything that might cause me to bounce on the roads... even a smaller bump. But if I'm having the rears rolled, I mine as well do the fronts. I'd rather do this anyways for the extra insurance.
Last edited by pharbehind; Apr 26, 2011 at 09:34 PM.
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I'm definitely rubbing in the rears. I'm not sure about the fronts. You've got the same spacer/tire set up as me in the fronts so I might be good there. As for when... whenever I take a higher speed turn (like an on ramp onto the highway) or anything that might cause me to bounce on the roads... even a smaller bump.
EDIT: Just realized you had 255/40/19 in the rears... maybe thats your problem... reduce it
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