Best way to tell if c/o's will rub the tire?
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simpliest solution when front tire's rubbing the coilover spring perch is to RAISE the car up. LOL I know it looks good, but the coilovers having all that tread on the shock tube for the perch doesn't mean you can use all of it. I learned it by making a slight dimple when the tire hit the fender when I took a left.
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simpliest solution when front tire's rubbing the coilover spring perch is to RAISE the car up. LOL I know it looks good, but the coilovers having all that tread on the shock tube for the perch doesn't mean you can use all of it. I learned it by making a slight dimple when the tire hit the fender when I took a left.
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