who all here has bad tire rub and post ur setup!!!!
i have really bad tire rub and im on neuspeed race spring stock teg shock with 15's on 205 tires any suggestion of how to get rid of the rub with out buying new tires because there bad *** tires
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by this guy 2fast »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i have really bad tire rub and im on neuspeed race spring stock teg shock with 15's on 205 tires any suggestion of how to get rid of the rub with out buying new tires because there bad *** tires </TD></TR></TABLE>
i used to have that setup for like a month and let me say it was the worst. bouncy as f**k! couldnt stand it for daily driving. please upgrade your shocks at the least.
i used to have that setup for like a month and let me say it was the worst. bouncy as f**k! couldnt stand it for daily driving. please upgrade your shocks at the least.
upgrading the shocks wont solve the problem... i never had rubbing problems with 205/50-15 +40 offset no camber kits and removed splash guards, slammed a lot lower than im sure those neuspeeds slam your car.
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my advice: just remove the front splash guards unless you live in a area that has lots of dirty roads and where it rains a lot.
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my advice: just remove the front splash guards unless you live in a area that has lots of dirty roads and where it rains a lot.
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I rub like a bitch during U-turns and other aggressive steering angles. I'm lowered 2.5" in front, 2.25" in the rear, and riding on Koni Yellows (middle perch). My rims are used, so I don't know their offset, but they're 15" C8s with 205/50-15s. The passenger-side rubs the most. Ate away at the splash guard, which eventually fell off in the road.

Rubs only on full lock turns... No splash guards, camber kit on all 4 corners, 185/60/14's
Dropped prolly 2.5" around on generic coilovers and Kyb Gr2's Future plans are showing a set of KYB AGX's w/ Groundcontrols or Neuspeed race springs.
I'm rubbing bad on hard corners on 17x7 + camber kits. I got the cheap dropzone coilovers and i definitely need new suspensions and new rims soon.
Buying ground control+koni yellows & 15" rota slips soon.
Buying ground control+koni yellows & 15" rota slips soon.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Distant B »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">1 - Don't drop your car too low
2 - Get wheels with a good offset!
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hahaha thats funny good offset is a toatly abatrary term some people say +32, to +38 is a good offset (gives your car a wider stance). then when you consider being droped you want a higher offset something like +45.
2 - Get wheels with a good offset!
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hahaha thats funny good offset is a toatly abatrary term some people say +32, to +38 is a good offset (gives your car a wider stance). then when you consider being droped you want a higher offset something like +45.
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hahaha thats funny good offset is a toatly abatrary term some people say +32, to +38 is a good offset (gives your car a wider stance). then when you consider being droped you want a higher offset something like +45.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Maybe say's you!
A good offset pertaining to this thread would be somthing that doesn't rub!
hahaha thats funny good offset is a toatly abatrary term some people say +32, to +38 is a good offset (gives your car a wider stance). then when you consider being droped you want a higher offset something like +45.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Maybe say's you!
A good offset pertaining to this thread would be somthing that doesn't rub!
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