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Old 09-17-18, 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by lobuxracer
I have wondered about putting a spacer behind the hub (10mm or less) to allow for a wider rim/tire in front but would not want to try this without knowing what it will do to the geometry. Inexpensive suspension geometry analysis software died. Literally. So, it wouldn't be inexpensive to figure this out.
I believe you know I am running 9" RCF wheels in front. The inside wheel rim edge comes within a whisker of the "A" Arm, but clears it, no issues, and no spacers. You know the offsets so I won't repeat them here.

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Old 09-17-18, 09:06 PM
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I know. I want to shoehorn 295s up front.
Old 09-17-18, 10:21 PM
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^^^^WOW - Good Luck - IMHO, that's really not particle on an ISF. Prove me wrong

The 9s could possible take 275s But, fender liners and etc

Lou
Old 09-19-18, 04:15 AM
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Originally Posted by lobuxracer
I know. I want to shoehorn 295s up front.
Originally Posted by flowrider
^^^^WOW - Good Luck - IMHO, that's really not particle on an ISF. Prove me wrong

The 9s could possible take 275s But, fender liners and etc

Lou
Rafi made 295's work on the RR Racing ISF, so it's definitely doable.

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Old 09-21-18, 01:48 AM
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I have this exact issue as described when slowing down and speeds reach around 30-35mph. Anyone know what the exact fix was? Thanks

Originally Posted by Defratos
Don't mean to thread jack but wanted to find out if I'm having a hub/bearing issue as well.

I've noticed recently when decelarting at low speed I hear from the inside of my car like a wheel of fortune noise, you know the clicks as it slows down, pic below for refernce lol.

It's coming from the front passenger side area and coming from around where the wheel hubs are but I can only hear it if the windows are closed and I'm decelarting slowly.

Can anyone shed some light on what it could be?

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Old 09-21-18, 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by itsmike177
I have this exact issue as described when slowing down and speeds reach around 30-35mph. Anyone know what the exact fix was? Thanks


Same thing here. I had assumed it was the car seats for the kids in the back, but yes, I have that exact noise and it's on decel from about 35 mph to 30 mph. I will be reconfiguring the front end in the next couple of months with all new bits - upper control arms, spherical bearings, new ball joints and tie rod ends, but I am suspicious this noise is related to the hub even though it feels tight. The whole chassis is getting a makeover front and rear to make it a better car on track, but this noise is really annoying for sure.
Old 09-22-18, 01:19 PM
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I was just pondering this again today, and I remember some members who had the rear axle nut come loose, now I am wondering if the problem might be at the rear even though the sound seems to come from the front. Ugh. Just one more thing to check...
Old 09-22-18, 04:12 PM
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Thanks lobuxracer, I’ll start by checking the rear end hubs and suspension for looseness

Originally Posted by lobuxracer
I was just pondering this again today, and I remember some members who had the rear axle nut come loose, now I am wondering if the problem might be at the rear even though the sound seems to come from the front. Ugh. Just one more thing to check...
Old 09-25-18, 09:37 AM
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I swapped my front hubs, but they weren't the issue. Still as tight/smooth as the new ones that replaced them, but I figured as much as I plan to track the next couple years, it's cheap insurance. The Autozone parts discussed here are indeed a perfect match, FWIW.

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Old 03-19-19, 08:30 PM
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Its been 2 years, and the autozone hubs are still doing its job. No issues so far.
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Originally Posted by jt321
Its been 2 years, and the autozone hubs are still doing its job. No issues so far.
thanks. How many miles? Track days?
Old 03-20-19, 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by McPierson

thanks. How many miles? Track days?
About 50k miles. No track days.
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Perfect. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by s4chico
I installed the FIGS LCAs last year and the weird wheel popping at full lock just started a couple weeks ago. WTF?
On a side note, my JoeZ exhaust just got really loud all of the sudden and it has been on for a year now as well. I gotta get under it and see if a gasket let go.
My car started doing the wheel popping/skipping at hard lock while going low speeds in reverse and forward.
Has anyone figured out what this is exactly and what the cause is?
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Originally Posted by ISFMichael
My car started doing the wheel popping/skipping at hard lock while going low speeds in reverse and forward.
Has anyone figured out what this is exactly and what the cause is?
i was told camber and worn tires


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