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Do any of you guys that are lowered on stock bolts have an issue with the rear tires rubbing the inner liner going up driveways and such?
no, I don’t and I’m all the way down on stock bolts. just use common sense when approaching steep transitions/inclines and I avoid speed bumps altogether
Right now my measurement's are:
DF 25 7/8
PF 25 3/4
DR 26 5/8
PR 26 3/4
Originally Posted by MickVette
My fronts rub a little when turning very sharp.
No issues on the front with stock tire size.
Originally Posted by LFZ
Not on stock bolts...unless you have a broken shock or pads cut on the "stock" bolts.
I just bought the car so I am not positive how low it is, but it looks LOW. I noticed the front pass bolt, the pad is disintegrated underneath it, but again this is the front. I don't have an issue with the front, it's the back on steep inclines going up at an angle it will rub/grind underneath.
Originally Posted by iw172
no, I don’t and I’m all the way down on stock bolts. just use common sense when approaching steep transitions/inclines and I avoid speed bumps altogether
Yes, speed bumps aren't an issue, just steep inclines at an angle when it shoves the tire all the way up in the wheel well.
My fronts rub a little when turning very sharp. No problem with the rears.
Originally Posted by TriSum1
No issues on the front with stock tire size.
Forgot to mention my front rims are 10" wide and have a different offset than stock moving the outside edge of the wheel/tire just inside of the outside edge of the fender.
Forgot to mention my front rims are 10" wide and have a different offset than stock moving the outside edge of the wheel/tire just inside of the outside edge of the fender.
That makes sense, my setup is stock size. I'm guessing I need to raise the rear a bit to eliminate the issue.
04-25-2018, 10:22 AM
