Everyone with 45+ offset rims please respond
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Everyone with 45+ offset rims please respond
Hey everyone. I will tell you my problem. I got an 03 CL-S with 19x7.5 Niche F-16's with 235/35/19 tires. I also have the Eibach Pro-Kit installed. I have had my fenders cut out. I still rub when I go around a corner at 10+ mph or if I have 2+ people in my car.
The reason why I asked for you to read this post is if you have an offset of greater than 45, please post rims/tire/offset sizes for me. I need to find some new rims hopefully 19x7.5-8.5 with at minimum of 48mm offset.
The reason why I asked for you to read this post is if you have an offset of greater than 45, please post rims/tire/offset sizes for me. I need to find some new rims hopefully 19x7.5-8.5 with at minimum of 48mm offset.
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Originally posted by Nicky Pass
I have Comptech springs with my 19" Hagens (+45 offset) and I never rub! I think the Eibach drop is too low!!!!!
I have Comptech springs with my 19" Hagens (+45 offset) and I never rub! I think the Eibach drop is too low!!!!!
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are you rubbing front or back?
maybe you should try 225/35-19 tires before replacing the rims.
maybe you should try 225/35-19 tires before replacing the rims.
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have you already rolled the rear fender lips?
you may have to shave off some plastic fender liner in the front.
you may have to shave off some plastic fender liner in the front.
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Originally posted by 2003CLTYPES
how do I remove the plastic liner, fenders all ready rolled/shaved off
how do I remove the plastic liner, fenders all ready rolled/shaved off
i use them to reduce rear end squat under heavy acceleration
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Originally posted by SinnedTL
it may not be the fender in the back thats rubbing, it may be the bumper, from my experience, alot of the bumper needs to be trimmed...
it may not be the fender in the back thats rubbing, it may be the bumper, from my experience, alot of the bumper needs to be trimmed...
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i have dronell D-06 18 x 7.5 with 235 40 18 Falken 451
i did have some rubbing before but only the rear even with no paseenger But after i raised up the rear about .5 inch with my koni yellow shocks, now even i fit 4 ppl in my car there is still no rubbing unless i hit a Really big dips. and i have H&R sport with about 2" drop all around after settle
the easist solution is get new rims with higher offset
but if u dont want to, then get Stiffer adjustable shocks and raise the rear
OR go get 225 40 18 tires
PS: i dont know wuzup with my Cl... i had some rims that was 18x8.5 with 38 offset... the rear rubbed like a bitch but the front was perfectly ok even tho the tires were sticking out so much
i did have some rubbing before but only the rear even with no paseenger But after i raised up the rear about .5 inch with my koni yellow shocks, now even i fit 4 ppl in my car there is still no rubbing unless i hit a Really big dips. and i have H&R sport with about 2" drop all around after settle
the easist solution is get new rims with higher offset
but if u dont want to, then get Stiffer adjustable shocks and raise the rear
OR go get 225 40 18 tires
PS: i dont know wuzup with my Cl... i had some rims that was 18x8.5 with 38 offset... the rear rubbed like a bitch but the front was perfectly ok even tho the tires were sticking out so much
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Originally posted by 2003CLTYPES
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Originally posted by Nicky Pass
I've had 5 people in my car......I have rubbed one time, I drove over a 10 inch high speed bump.....the rubbage was very minimal, it didn't leave a mark on the tire at all!!
I've had 5 people in my car......I have rubbed one time, I drove over a 10 inch high speed bump.....the rubbage was very minimal, it didn't leave a mark on the tire at all!!
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This is considering the fact that the clearance of an unmodified CL-S is only about 7 or 8 inches.
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I have basically the same setup as you, and when I rolled my fenders and stiffen up my strut, it still rubbed a little when I take a corner too fast or have 3+ passengers. I added the Comptech Sway and that helped a little when I take sharp corners fast.. but still having the problems when I put to many people in the back (like 1 or more)
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I'm considering going down to 18's because I've not seen anyone with 18's that have problems.
I have basically the same setup as you, and when I rolled my fenders and stiffen up my strut, it still rubbed a little when I take a corner too fast or have 3+ passengers. I added the Comptech Sway and that helped a little when I take sharp corners fast.. but still having the problems when I put to many people in the back (like 1 or more)
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I'm considering going down to 18's because I've not seen anyone with 18's that have problems.
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yeah, i got the same setup with the same offset and my car doesn't rub, it's probably the rear camber that is messing with your car, or the large tread of your toyo tires, my nitto 235/35/19 dont rub at all.
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Check Where Youre Bumper And Quarter Panel In The Rear Meet Trim It Down It Is Rubbing Behind Were The Body Panels Meet/ Just Take Grinder And Use A Medium Grade Abraisive Selfstick Paper Go Slowly And Grind A Little At A Time Until It Stops/ I Went Through It
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