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For those of you rolling on the 818s and have coils, how low are you guys, did you have to do any fender mods. I just put my BC coils on and am right at about 0 finger gap, rears are fine but fronts are still rubbing when hitting a dip or bump, do i need to raise my front some?
I'm at no finger gap with rolled fenders in the rear. I rub on sharp turns and dips in the front, but have gotten used to it. There's not much you can do except push back your fender liner.
Reach out to Damaster32 - he's the dropped the most on LC818s.
Mont, my rear is fine and i too and at 0 finger gap... If i raise it much more ill be back where i was with the springs and then there was no reason to put the coils on .. Mont, what is your damp set on?
Mont, my rear is fine and i too and at 0 finger gap... If i raise it much more ill be back where i was with the springs and then there was no reason to put the coils on .. Mont, what is your damp set on?
On my Tanabes, it's set to the middle (although I might go stiffer in the front).
Don't raise your car. If it becomes too annoying, use a heat gun to push back your fender liner and grind back the metal tab that sticks out. For the record, I haven't done either of those. The sound of my front lip grinding on driveways is more worrisome than the occasional rub.
hang on, if you raise your car you will push out your wheels more causing more rub, if you lower your car more it will increase the negative camber thus less rub...