Back arches need to be rolled?
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Back arches need to be rolled?
My back arches rub the tires when you give it the beans into roundabouts and tight corners,any advice on getting back arches rolled? I don't know anyone who does it? Anyone local who does this and a rough cost would be good peeps
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What tire size and profile you running??? I'm on 215/45/17 and get the same problem although I'm hoping that when I finally have my Whiteline solid drop links delivered that I've been waiting for the last 2 months turn up the 24mm rear anti roll bar will resolve it??
For the time being I have raised the ride height slightly to cure it.
For the time being I have raised the ride height slightly to cure it.
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[QUOTE=jayp71;11274024]What tire size and profile you running??? I'm on 215/45/17 and get the same problem although I'm hoping that when I finally have my Whiteline solid drop links delivered that I've been waiting for the last 2 months turn up the 24mm rear anti roll bar will resolve it??
For the time being I have raised the ride height slightly to cure it.[/QUOTE
Think they are 215/35/17.. 35 is defo the middle number..I know dean (three arches) fitted longer anti roll bars,its a lot tighter but still rubs..ok in straight line
For the time being I have raised the ride height slightly to cure it.[/QUOTE
Think they are 215/35/17.. 35 is defo the middle number..I know dean (three arches) fitted longer anti roll bars,its a lot tighter but still rubs..ok in straight line
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I just thought the smaller the tire wall,the more room I would have? I will post a picture on tomorrow.. Not sure if the suspension is adjustable? Its got tein spring kit on it.. Deano said it would be best to get the arches rolled? What size tires should be on there fella??
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I'd agree with Dylan by there Bry, if your running the correct offset / et on the wheels then you should get no catching, Owen one of the boys was running 225/40/17 on his on standard sti wheels and never had a problem, he's now running 235/40/18 but had the rear arches kicked.
Simon (silver Scooby sport) has seen the work done to his rear arches and it's spot on if you want to spend a few quid, but then again you could just spend that towards a proper set of wheels, there is a lovely set of millenniums on here with tyres for £500, same ones Merv had on his white type r if you can remember them.
Simon (silver Scooby sport) has seen the work done to his rear arches and it's spot on if you want to spend a few quid, but then again you could just spend that towards a proper set of wheels, there is a lovely set of millenniums on here with tyres for £500, same ones Merv had on his white type r if you can remember them.
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For an 18" that is the correct size tyre.... Dependant on what alloys you have on there that could be causing it, far better to find out what's causing it before you go doing remedial work to correct it I think. Also it could be the alignment/camber settings so there are a few things you need to consider really.
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I'd agree with Dylan by there Bry, if your running the correct offset / et on the wheels then you should get no catching, Owen one of the boys was running 225/40/17 on his on standard sti wheels and never had a problem, he's now running 235/40/18 but had the rear arches kicked.
Simon (silver Scooby sport) has seen the work done to his rear arches and it's spot on if you want to spend a few quid, but then again you could just spend that towards a proper set of wheels, there is a lovely set of millenniums on here with tyres for £500, same ones Merv had on his white type r if you can remember them.
Simon (silver Scooby sport) has seen the work done to his rear arches and it's spot on if you want to spend a few quid, but then again you could just spend that towards a proper set of wheels, there is a lovely set of millenniums on here with tyres for £500, same ones Merv had on his white type r if you can remember them.
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Yep I'll check that and look for alloys with correct number.. Obviously the alloys are for subaru but not classic.. Im sure they would look nice on someone's blob or bug :-)
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