H&R Springs + 20's = Rub?
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H&R Springs + 20's = Rub?
So I've been looking around the forums and I get mixed signals and answers. I'm curious how much rub (if any) I would have if I put H&R springs on my car with a set of 20'' rims. The exact spec of the rims and tires would be:
20x8.5 235/30/20 All around.
Some say 'I get no rub' Some say 'I had to use a heat gun' I'm not concerned about the back, just front really. Anyone have experience running something similar? How's the rub?
I want it to look nice but I dont want my bumper to start coming off when I turn like I've been reading some folks have had experience with
20x8.5 235/30/20 All around.
Some say 'I get no rub' Some say 'I had to use a heat gun' I'm not concerned about the back, just front really. Anyone have experience running something similar? How's the rub?
I want it to look nice but I dont want my bumper to start coming off when I turn like I've been reading some folks have had experience with
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You might be ok with H&R but I have both 19" wheels an 20". Mine is lowered with coils and have no gap (maybe one finger gap). Both have similiar offsets and when I put my 20's, I rub front even with rolled fender and shaved tab. When I put 19, it doesn't rub at all. But I still put 20's cuz i like the looks
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You might be ok with H&R but I have both 19" wheels an 20". Mine is lowered with coils and have no gap (maybe one finger gap). Both have similiar offsets and when I put my 20's, I rub front even with rolled fender and shaved tab. When I put 19, it doesn't rub at all. But I still put 20's cuz i like the looks
How bad is the rub? Is it only when you turn fully? Or is it constant?
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with the offset and the tire size that you will be running,you should be fine,it's almost running a stock size.
check this link for your concern.
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
http://www.1010tires.com/tiresizecal...r-snt-emty-str
this one will help you finding the difference between your stock and your aftermarket rims and tires.
check this link for your concern.
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
http://www.1010tires.com/tiresizecal...r-snt-emty-str
this one will help you finding the difference between your stock and your aftermarket rims and tires.
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with the offset and the tire size that you will be running,you should be fine,it's almost running a stock size.
check this link for your concern.
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
http://www.1010tires.com/tiresizecal...r-snt-emty-str
this one will help you finding the difference between your stock and your aftermarket rims and tires.
check this link for your concern.
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
http://www.1010tires.com/tiresizecal...r-snt-emty-str
this one will help you finding the difference between your stock and your aftermarket rims and tires.
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