Probably dropping the car
I've been really thinking about dropping my car on tein S-techs (nice price and they seem to be the least amount of drop). I have volk LE37t in front: 18" x 7.5" +48 225 tires and Rears: volk LE37t in 18" x 8.5" +50 255 tires.
As of right now, I believe, the rears rub just a tad on very large bumps but that seems about it. I'm wondering if I am going to have to flare my fenders with the drop? I have to get up into my driveway which fully compresses the front springs so with the s-techs fully compressed is it going to tear my fender off?
Personally I don't like the flared look so if I have to get them flared, I'll just can the idea.
Thanks for the input!
As of right now, I believe, the rears rub just a tad on very large bumps but that seems about it. I'm wondering if I am going to have to flare my fenders with the drop? I have to get up into my driveway which fully compresses the front springs so with the s-techs fully compressed is it going to tear my fender off?
Personally I don't like the flared look so if I have to get them flared, I'll just can the idea.
Thanks for the input!
mine rubbed on all 4s after dropping
had it aligned for an aggressive street alignment
and no more rear rubs at all
fronts rub on bumps only now- so i gotta just be careful about staying away from bumps or taking them slower
had it aligned for an aggressive street alignment
and no more rear rubs at all
fronts rub on bumps only now- so i gotta just be careful about staying away from bumps or taking them slower
The problem is you have a low offset wheel and a wider tire. If you ran the 245/35R18 they would fit much easier. You might still have to roll the fender lip witht he car lowered or you can run more negative camber.
If I can help let me know.
If I can help let me know.
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