Tires rubbing >HERE< - any ideas?
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Tires rubbing >HERE< - any ideas?
I have the car lowered, and I only rub when going over big dips. An inspection of the tires reveals only one rub point on each tire - there's a groove (I've drawn arrows in each pic) but I cannot find the culprit inside the wheel well. I put masking tape around the wheel well and drove around to bottom out the rear - when I checked the tape, there were no scrapings or indications of rub, so I don't think the problem is in the L part of the fender wells. For my tire/wheel specs, check my sig.
Anyone else experienced this? Does anyone have any ideas?
Here are the pics:
Left Rear Tire:
Right Rear Tire:
Cheers!
Jay
Anyone else experienced this? Does anyone have any ideas?
Here are the pics:
Left Rear Tire:
Right Rear Tire:
Cheers!
Jay
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actually that indicated line is suppose to be there....his real problem was camber wear removing the identical line along the inside of the tire. go look up these tires and you will see what i mean. someone else figured this out but i thought i would stop the debate! pretty interesting though...
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Yeah - I do have uneven wear because of some negative camber. The line is supposed to be there, and there should be a matching one on the other side of the tire.
I'm rubbing somewhere else - must figure out where....
Cheers!
Jay
I'm rubbing somewhere else - must figure out where....
Cheers!
Jay
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if you look where the fender metal meets the bumper plastic.
and then look a little further up into the wheel wheel.
there's other edges up there..
you might be rubbing high up where the fnder metal and the bumper plastic meet.
and then look a little further up into the wheel wheel.
there's other edges up there..
you might be rubbing high up where the fnder metal and the bumper plastic meet.
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