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Hello Guys,
Ive got 22 inch rims and whenever someone sits in the back, its always rubbing. What can i do to prevent that. Someone recommended me spacers. I really dont know whats my best option here.
I would really appreciate if I could get some feedback from you guys.
What are your wheel and tire specs? Suspension mods?
We'll also need to know where the wheels are rubbing before we can offer solutions. Is it on the fender, inner liner, etc?
Usually if the wheels are a mild offset and the tires are not over sized, all you need is either to roll or shave the rear fenders and possibly modify the bolt that connects the rear bumper to the rear quarter panel.
Its sitting on stock suspension. I really dont want to put too much in coil overs.
Its only the the back. its the inner lining and its when someone is sitting in back seat or if im making a very sharp.
Can someone please tell me what size spacers do I need and where can I get that from.
Wouldn't that sill rub the rear fenders? I really hope that solves the problem
i appreciate all you guys so much.
I really want to solve this issue because of this, i cant even have people sit in my car in the back seat
Can someone please tell me what size spacers do I need and whe8re can I get that from.
Wouldn't that sill rub the rear fenders? I really hope that solves the problem
i appreciate all you guys so much.
I really want to solve this issue because of this, i cant even have people sit in my car in the back seat
Remove one rim from the rear , on the spokes or the barrel should be written the ET aka offset and the wheel dimensions , if you tell me those i will be able to tell you what needs to be done .
The wheels look to be vossen wheels and they are usually 22x10.5 + 38 for the LS460 rear fitment. OP, can you tell us if the rubbing is on the liner closer to the fender or the inside of the wheel well? Can you take a pic of the exact place that you are rubbing? Unless the wheels have a lower offset then usual, I would bet that the tires are too wide. Don't buy spacers until you we see pics of were the rubbing is to verify what needs to be done.
Need Help!!!
