SNiiP3R

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6 months ago I had to raise the front a bit, because the tire was rubbing in two places. inside the wheel well, there this plastic bump (10 o'clock) which I can probably remove with a heat gun. However, I'm not sure what to do about the fender. It either rubs when I turn or when I go over big bumps / dips. Im more concerned about the fender, dont want to bend it at some point.

My question, if I adjust the stiffness will that help or perhaps get rid of some of the rubbing ? Oh an my front offsets are not that aggressive, +35, 19x8.5 , 245/35/19.

Dont really want to get new set of tires atm. Shaving fenders is not an option what else can I do (((((

2z32tt2

roll the fender dude!

ek9vboi

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235/35/19 should fix it. I would remove the plastic/metal fender guard as well. Not the fender lining plastics but it's like a rail that runs along where the fender ends and goes into the wheel well. On mine, that was the problem. Last resort is to roll the fenders.

I8ABMR

Cut the fender lip or file it down if you can. There is a solution

Ice350

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I can't believe you're rubbing with 19's.