I have a 04 G coupe with 20x10 axis shines. The tire are rubbing the fenders on the outside of the tires and I need to get this fixed. I know I have the option of rolling the fenders but I wanted that to be my last option. Let me know if anyone is running this setup and experiencing the same problem. If so, what you did to correct this issue.
Thanks
Brian

 

Welcome to the board... Thats nothing a good fender roll wont solve...

 

increase your negative camber or run narrower tires, those are you only two other options if you don't want to roll

 

what he said^^^

 

That's weird I just upgraded to 20 x 10.5 in the rear and i have no rubbing issues . . . but i still have to get an alignment done.

 

What size tires are you running?

-sean

 

All depends on offsets, unless you have the same offsets and tires as him, your setup doesn't really mean anything

 

20 x 10.5 285/30/20 with 350z H-Techs . . . Lip is 76mm i think the offset is +40

 

offset?

 

roll the fender

 

I took the car to a local wheel shop who claims that have a fender rolling machine. After about 2 hours, they called me and said that they could not roll the fender anymore die to the paint cracking. I went and picked up my car and rolled the fenders myself with the instructions from the site and it came out perfect. No more rubbing. Now it's time for a set of lowering springs. I can't go too much due to the size of the wheels. Anyone have any suggestions on which springs? Thanks for the help guys.

 

So did the paint crack or not?

 

The wheel shop actaully cracked the paint. However, it did not when I used the blowdryer and the PVC. Should've saved myself the aggrevation and did it myself the first time.