NormandyIS

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I lowered my car on 10/12 bc racing coils and every time i hit a big bump it goes "scchhhhh" when it rubs. I hate this sound and have tried to fix the rubbing by cutting off parts of the lining. Ive turned the *** to the stiffest setting and i'm only lowered enough to cover the wheel gap.... its like a 1 finger gap. Ive rolled my front fenders but my try rolling them some more to fix the problem. Any suggestions on what I should do? I have 19's tires on LC818s 235 Hankook V12 in the front...

panda08

iTrader: (1)

If that sound only happens when you do hit something, there really isn't much you can do since the suspension is pretty much bottoming out for that moment you're in the dip.

tedward88

iTrader: (11)

Post the tire size and wheel specs, also list the suspension mods you have on your car.

bob4256

iTrader: (17)

You need to relocate your front fender tabs

NormandyIS

iTrader: (7)

Front is 235 55 19 with bc racing coils

laobo979

iTrader: (5)

I hope that a miss type no one run 55 up front. Spec on wheels would help.

MrG4Life

iTrader: (14)

19's with 55 series tires... I sure do hope that is a typo.

bob4256

iTrader: (17)

I'm no tire expert, but I agree with everyone else. Typo?

tonytone

55's? even stocks don't come with 55's. please say it's a typo.

predacon47

iTrader: (8)

I'm running into the same issue. I'm on Megan LP with 19x8.5 235-35-19 tires. I had two brand new falken 453 tires however, my bumper tab ate right through the tires. I just bought 2 brand new tires and I'm hesitant to put my rims back on my car.

NormandyIS

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It's a typo haha I meant 35.

kumquatism

iTrader: (10)

Either modify the fender tab, raise the car, or live with the rubbing. I suggest raising the car.





KIDDING!! Do the fender tab mod.

NormandyIS

iTrader: (7)

By fender tab you mean the bumper tab right? Or the fender lining tab? And raising my car is a LAST RESORT lol

bob4256

iTrader: (17)

They're basically the same thing. It's the metal tab in the top part of the wheel well. Feel around for it. It's the only part that feels like metal, everything else is plastic

quick123

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I am sure that tire size is a typo...but if you only hear the noise when hitting a big bump, then it is most likely the metal bumper tab. You can either relocate it like most of us have done, or you just need to be more careful and avoid big bumps...