Installed 20mm spacers in rear and it rubs on one side
03-18-09, 08:30 PM
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[QUOTE=RobJo350;4352620]I put 25mm rear and 20mm front and no rubbing in front but had to do some fender rolls in the back. 15mm front and 20mm rear should not be a problem what so ever. try rolling the rear fe
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03-18-09, 08:35 PM
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might rub...
[QUOTE=breplica;4351619]huh? I'm lowered on fsports and running 20mm eibach pro spacers on the rear wheels and have no issues whatsover... there looks to be so much space in fact, that i'm planning on running 25mm in the
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Not sure if other members have seen this before. I have stock 18in wheels lowered on F-sport springs. I installed 20mm Ichiba Version 2 spacers in the rear. For some reason the passenger side wheel/tire is sticking out bit more than the driver side. This is causing the passenger side tire to rub on the fender on bumpy/wavey roads. 
I've inspected the spacer install and everything looks snug and flush. Anyone has any ideas?
thanks!
I've inspected the spacer install and everything looks snug and flush. Anyone has any ideas?
thanks!
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