suspension question
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suspension question
hey this is my first post on this forum and im sorry if these questions has already been addressed. but i was wondering if any of you have problems with your wheels rubbing in the rear? my tire size in the rear is 265/30/19 and right now i have cut h&r sport springs on and it rubs with 1 passenger in the car. i was thinking of just going to regular h&r springs without cutting them this time. what do you guys think? any other suggestions? Ive also heard that shocks might help?
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265/30/19 should fit without problem if you have a correct wheel offset and not cuting your spring. By cutting your spring, you make the whole suspension softer therefore more bounce. I don't see any rub with my coilover and of course the lower u get the more rub u'll get.
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Re: suspension question
Originally posted by silverLorinserC
hey this is my first post on this forum and im sorry if these questions has already been addressed. but i was wondering if any of you have problems with your wheels rubbing in the rear? my tire size in the rear is 265/30/19 and right now i have cut h&r sport springs on and it rubs with 1 passenger in the car. i was thinking of just going to regular h&r springs without cutting them this time. what do you guys think? any other suggestions? Ive also heard that shocks might help?
hey this is my first post on this forum and im sorry if these questions has already been addressed. but i was wondering if any of you have problems with your wheels rubbing in the rear? my tire size in the rear is 265/30/19 and right now i have cut h&r sport springs on and it rubs with 1 passenger in the car. i was thinking of just going to regular h&r springs without cutting them this time. what do you guys think? any other suggestions? Ive also heard that shocks might help?
