Would this cause it to rub on the tyre? It's only since I've lowered it I have had the problem. Seb

 

No, that wouldn't cause it to rub, but sometimes that does happen after changing your ride height.

Do you hear rubbing? Or just the vibration?

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a 8" wide wheel and 225 in the rear isn't very aggressive, do you know what your alignment specs are? (more specifically rear camber).

Are you sure you're rubbing? It's hard to tell from the pics but the tread wear looks normal to me, which would point to it being the CV buckets - here's a thread with info: https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/693...ration+lowered

 

Hi guys as pictured there is a mark around the edge of the tyre.more on the passenger side than drivers side tho I'm sure that this is what I can feel under acceleration I'm putting it down to the tyre being to big at the moment as it is quite high walled for a 40 .I also don't see why when I've dropped the front 30mm and rear the same the front sits higher?

 

Maybe you can have a friend stand outside and observe the car as it accelerates?

 

Update I had fitted the front springs on the rear and the fronts on the back noticed after a phone call to the company who supplied them.How embarrassing school boy error never the less it's fixed and sits nice and level now !

 

cool, next time supply some not whacky angle pictures, and we may be able to catch that

 

Well he is from ENGLAND, so your logic doesn't work Therefore, it's most likely due to lack of intelligence. But yeah, try swapping the buckets or getting new axles.