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The car looks good, I had those size and offset before and all I did was shaved the rear, cut the tab up front and rolled the fender. Although the front fender liner is basically gone, but that's normal for people who are low and runing the same size and offset. So in other words if you're rubbing from your fender liner, it's normal and will eventually stop.
Is that a streak through dirt/dust in the last pic? or that some sort of damage? I cant figure it out lol
Haha I haven't washed my car for awhile so it is a streak of dust smeared off when the coils were being put on.
Originally Posted by koksik
Im running on 19x9 +30 on 215/35 and 19x10 +25 on 235/35 and I dont have any rubbing tires. Of course I shaved rear fenders.
im having most of my rubbing problems in the front. the rears dont rub TOO bad. its the front that is making the most noise on bumps on the freeway. its a pretty nasty sound and my tires now have marking all on the outside.
Originally Posted by datplayaz
The car looks good, I had those size and offset before and all I did was shaved the rear, cut the tab up front and rolled the fender. Although the front fender liner is basically gone, but that's normal for people who are low and runing the same size and offset. So in other words if you're rubbing from your fender liner, it's normal and will eventually stop.
im praying it stops. were u running on the hardest damping setting?
you're probably rubbing on the fender liner. just take a heat gun directly to the liner and push the liner up against the actual body of the car. (use a rock or something other than your hand).
There is also a piece of metal behind the fender liner that potrudes obnoxiously, if you continously rub it will become apparent where this is. I just cut my fender liner where the problem area was and blasted down the metal to allow for a few more mm of clearance. hope this helps. looks good.