montgb

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^^^ LOL, that wasn't flaming. If you want to see flaming, try being the first guy who asked if he should put ISF badges on his 250.

LyleBeach

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Oh ya, I forgot to mention that I have some rubbing in the front (havent done the heat gun trick yet) and also some in the rear (but only when I have a passenger in the back seat)

I am still rolling on stock supension/height

235/35/19 front - 275/30/19 rear

Kybball#1

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If your rolling on stock heigh and getting rubbing in the back it must be the spacers, How do the curved center caps look?

LyleBeach

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You mean the silver faced ones? They look freakin' sweet. Thats why I want to keep using them. But I need to get rid of the spacers, but then I need to cut the spindles to allow room for the silver caps.

Heres a picture of the 2 styles:

Kybball#1

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I might just get rid of the spacers and run the flat ones in the front and raised ones in the back.

kickin8

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that's more like a personal safety issue...LOL

kickin8

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heat gun works like a charm....

kayotik

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I am lowered on H&R's on OEM Shocks.

My tires in front are 235/35/19 and I rub like a mad man when I am steering right and moving at cruising/freeway speeds. My rears are 265/30/19 and I have no rubbing at all.

I am assuming I am rubbing on the plastic liner of the fender towards the engine bay. I'll be using the heat gun treatment this weekend to see if it will solve the issue.

ernestfyu

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i just wanna say.. these wheels are sick.

Kybball#1

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Kay, are you running those 5mm spacers in the rear?

kayotik

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No, I am not. It's a really cheap spacer so i decided against using such a thing.

Kybball#1

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So do your flat center caps still fit with no spacer?

kayotik

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If by flat caps you mean the silver ones that come with the wheels...

yes, they do.

(You may want to note that I have an IS250 RWD so it MAY be different.)

Dexterr

Hey Kybball,

No rubn issues on my end. I'm on coils, drop 1/4" inch from fender - very close to zero gap.

I did front and rear fender work. Like some members said, heat gun and roll/trim fenders to delete/reduce rubn, and run smaller tires.


Good luck!

Kybball#1

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Im gonna take the spacers out of the back and see if that cures the back rubbing.