Rubbin' alloys
05 April 2004, 02:39 PM
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Rubbin' alloys
Think me wheels are rubbin' on the rear arches...... 
the alloys are 17" Team Dynamics with 215/40/R17 avons.
the offset is ET45 i am guessing that this is wrong.
it only happens when i have people in the back or when the road is bumpy.
is there anything apart from changing the wheels that i can do?
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the alloys are 17" Team Dynamics with 215/40/R17 avons.
the offset is ET45 i am guessing that this is wrong.
it only happens when i have people in the back or when the road is bumpy.
is there anything apart from changing the wheels that i can do?
ta
06 April 2004, 01:39 AM
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i run 45 offset wheels, with 215/45/17 tyres and mine never rubbed, this is on a jap car without the arch edging stuff
i lowerd it about 100mm plus!! and the rears never caught, i dropped the front even further and started to get sum chaffage when the wheel was turned and i hit the brakes hardish, scince resorted back to standerd suspension and my 17" wheels are off for a repaint
i lowerd it about 100mm plus!! and the rears never caught, i dropped the front even further and started to get sum chaffage when the wheel was turned and i hit the brakes hardish, scince resorted back to standerd suspension and my 17" wheels are off for a repaint
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