JDM EJ1 95

well they do rub on the fenders.. but thats an easy fix....

but my situation is one i havent seen before...

im tucking about 1/2 inch of tire on 195, 55, 15s. on 96 GSR Starfish rims

im rubbing on one of the seamwelds on the bottom of the actual framerail that runs by the shock tower and what not.. basically the part where your fender bolts too.. its tearing my tire up.... and im really not even that low.... let me know if anyone else has had this problem... ill go take pics if someone needs them

JDM EJ1 95

help me plz. i dont want to resort to raising my ride... thats UN-cool haha

JDM EJ1 95

BUMMMP could i just grind down that seam weld or will that mess with the structure of the car?

JDM EJ1 95

CMON!

JDM EJ1 95

wtf no one?

8krdline

bad camber?

JDM EJ1 95

it has nothing to do with the camber..... its directly above the tire...

-[95cxhatch]-

what kind of suspension do you have? maybe your springs are taking a dump

itr-00-436

had same problem with my 96 ek, i had to take the tire off an use a hammer an bang the seam flat on both sides end of problem. its not the matter of bein to low when you hit hard bumps the suspension goes up an down so the tire hit the seam so i use to see the tire cut right in the middle

EK k kay

I saw a thread about this before. People removed the wheel and took a hammer and hit on the seam so that the sharp part of it would point upward and not tear up the tire.

litterbox

If I'm understanding you correctly, you're rubbing on the sidewall of the tire on the inner side of the actual fender? Not the fender lining. If that's the case, you're offset is wrong. What is it+35, +30mm? Also, your tires have too much sidewall for the amount you're dropped. Look into getting a 50mm sidewall tire.

JDM EJ1 95

i fixed it by beating it with a hammer... and they are omnipower sports for those who would like to kinow

litterbox

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDM EJ1 95 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i fixed it by beating it with a hammer... and they are omnipower sports for those who would like to kinow</TD></TR></TABLE>Sweet for fixing ****.
Omnipower sports huh? I bet your car is on rails.

dantastic

usually the control arm hits the seam b4 the tire does.... i've seen ppl cut the seam at 1.5"intervals, then hammer them flat