Rear tires rubbing
I have a set of work vsxx. They are 17x9 +35 in the rear with 235/45's. My problem is they are rubbing and need to figure out how much camber I need to dial in and should I have to roll my fenders. I have maybe a finger gap between tire and fender.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
I'm surprised you haven't warped your rear end yet.
Rolling fenders is a must. Have camber adjusted to about a -3. If this is still a problem go with a 225 tire. Expect occasional rubbing even with this setup. Silentdancer should be of more help here though.
I have 18x9 +43mm with 225/40/18 Toyo's, -3 degrees camber and tucked fenders with max drop on Bilstein PSS9's and it barely clears.
Rolling fenders is a must. Have camber adjusted to about a -3. If this is still a problem go with a 225 tire. Expect occasional rubbing even with this setup. Silentdancer should be of more help here though.
I have 18x9 +43mm with 225/40/18 Toyo's, -3 degrees camber and tucked fenders with max drop on Bilstein PSS9's and it barely clears.
just roll/pull your fenders....and don't forget to cut the rear bumper tab either. I'm running 17x9 +44 with a 255/40 tire with -2.5 camber and it doesn't rub. Actually, I can stick my finger between the rim and fender when my suspension is compressed.
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Feb 22, 2012 04:47 AM




What he said
