Rubbing Issues with New Springs
Originally Posted by fernies04s2k,Oct 30 2006, 01:59 PM
17x7.5 front.
17x8 rear.
+48 all around.
17x8 rear.
+48 all around.
we dont have any idea either since chad said his didnt rub.
we have rsr ti2000 springs. i know that made it worse but it was rubbing before the springs were put on just not as bad....
we have rsr ti2000 springs. i know that made it worse but it was rubbing before the springs were put on just not as bad....
Yeah we are/were completely confused on what the reason for the rubbing could be. Even with the 255 tire, it should have enough space that it shouldn't rub, especially with the negative camber.
The only thing that I can think of is that the company that I purchased the wheels from either listed incorrect offsets or the wheels themselves were not really made to the right offsets. But that just sounds so far-fetched to me since I purchased from a very reputable place and over the phone.
We've decided to just swap the wheels back as it will solve the problems completely and avoid any future complications
The only thing that I can think of is that the company that I purchased the wheels from either listed incorrect offsets or the wheels themselves were not really made to the right offsets. But that just sounds so far-fetched to me since I purchased from a very reputable place and over the phone.
We've decided to just swap the wheels back as it will solve the problems completely and avoid any future complications
i think the offsets are prolly around 40
255 is way too wide.. for the width of the wheels
and ur camber is fine....just that tab sticks in and needs to be modded
prolly bent up carefully.. its not hard at all just takes a lil patience and being careful.
riley
255 is way too wide.. for the width of the wheels
and ur camber is fine....just that tab sticks in and needs to be modded
prolly bent up carefully.. its not hard at all just takes a lil patience and being careful.
riley


