Milan

Finally got my LG drag spindles/Welds on the car. I ground enough off of the lower A-arm so that when the car is on the ground it doesn't rub on the wheels. I have about 3-5 mm of clearance between the a-arm and the wheels.

Is this enough? Or will the arm and the wheel continue to go towards each other when the car squats?

inspector12

Grind some more brother. I tapered mine cause the wheel is round, but when it squats it gets closer etc...

mcshocks

When you think your done grinding grind more. Thought I had enough clearance and wound up scraping the inside of my wheels on the test drive. Couldn't believe how much material had to be removed.

Milan

Anybody have a pic of how much they took off? Like how much clearance with the car on the ground?

MVP'S ZO6

Show us some pics dick head!!

mcshocks

Here you go

inspector12

I'm at work, but I can post some of mine tomorrow. I didn't do the notch thing I ground smooth all the way, just transitioned it.

Proace4

I can take some pictures after work tonight. I had to take a lot off, it seems like you take a lot off, but just sitting on the ground I cleared everything. Started to roll it out of the garage and felt it rub the inside of my brand new welds. Got it back inside and kept grinding even more!

Milan

**** I have a lot more to grind it looks like

inspector12

Sorry I forgot. Working nights and by the time I had to take daughter to school and then get some sleep etc. it slipped my mind. But its my last night so I'll try again tomorrow guys.

inspector12

Here you go a few from today.

Milan

Wow I have a lot to go....fml lol

c5mtl

So true !!

Huckleberry1511

I know I'm reviving an old thread, but I'm still trying to find the correct offset/backspacing to run a 15x10" on my narrow body C6 base with LG spindles. I would imagine the C5 wheel specs would work...so if you guys are still around, I would love some help! Thanks!

95vettski

15x10 with 7.5" bs is what everyone uses with stock fenders.

https://weldwheels.com/wp-content/up...tion-Guide.pdf

Huckleberry1511

This is perfect, thanks!!

robert miller

If you hit's a good LITTLE bump that will still hit really hard.