biglexass

well i got my rims put on and they rub in the back.here are the specks.the start to run when someone sits in the back or i go over a bump.they are 20x8.5 all the way around.with 245/35/20.my question is what do i need to do to stop it and how can some people run 20s with there LS's and have them lowered

VIPLINE

Remove the wheelwell moldings first, it it still rubs, then u need to trim off or roll the rear wheelwells.

vborder

The People who run 20's with drop and no rubbing, is cause of offsets ...they have the right offsets and some probably roll their fenders

D2-AUTOSPORT

We have 20x10 on the 2000LS with a slam and no rubbing, but we built the wheels for the car, and the intended tires. Now who knows what car your wheels were made for. Find out the width and offset to start (also they may have installed a spacer to clear the calipers which would lead to rubbing)

biglexass

no there stright for my car.i have a +35 offset and no spacers.but also i found out that i might need new springs because when some one sits in the back the rear wiill lower like 2 inches just with them sitting.so if i get new springs.what should i get i want the tanable springs that lower the car 2 inches.i heard that they will work because they have a high spring rate.what do you guys think i should do and i dont want coilovers lol.