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I have 255/35/20 +38mm in the front, and 275/30/20 +43mm in the rear, and I just installed Tanabe coilover kits in my car but now im rubbing. I have it set to stock height but that does me no good can anyone help.....
if u want, you can meet up with me today and i'll show you what to do. First thing first, you need to get rid of 245/35 for the front, use 245/30 only.
I have 255/35/20 +38mm in the front, and 275/30/20 +43mm in the rear, and I just installed Tanabe coilover kits in my car but now im rubbing. I have it set to stock height but that does me no good can anyone help.....
wholy crap! 255's in the front?? well theres ur problem im guessin ur running 20x8.5 in the front correct? if so run a 235/35/20 and you wont have as much rubbing, if none at all. 255's are way too wide man
wholy crap! 255's in the front?? well theres ur problem im guessin ur running 20x8.5 in the front correct? if so run a 235/35/20 and you wont have as much rubbing, if none at all. 255's are way too wide man
no they are 245/35, I've seen his car before, I think it made a typo.
235/30 is what I am running and works fine with tanabe springs. I think anything bigger would be a lot of rubbing. Get new front tires and you should be fine.
no they are 245/35, I've seen his car before, I think it made a typo.
245/35 is still too big IMO if he wants to drop it....i hear a lot of guys complaining they rub on stock suspension with 245/35's. I still stick with my recommendation of 235/35