**Official non-staggered & meaty tires thread**
#2341
Originally Posted by mitch rubbertramp' timestamp='1363209228' post='22402023
[quote name='Dreaming_S2k' timestamp='1363208835' post='22402011']
[quote name='chrisaltima' timestamp='1363115241' post='22398900']
Clarkster...where are you rubbing ?? You appear to have a fair amount of clearance..me on the other hand I really got issues. Just took the car to the shop today for fender pullage.
[quote name='chrisaltima' timestamp='1363115241' post='22398900']
Clarkster...where are you rubbing ?? You appear to have a fair amount of clearance..me on the other hand I really got issues. Just took the car to the shop today for fender pullage.
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Super nice dude...looks complete now !!!!
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I've got a few more tricks up my sleeve
#2345
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Re-upping my non-stagger swagger with 9 +35 TC105N's
I rub on bumps with my drivers side rear wheel, which is odd since I thought the fronts would rub. I looked at it and my drivers side rear actually sticks out more than my passenger one, it was like that with the RPF1's too but neither side rubbed so I never thought much of it.
I rub on bumps with my drivers side rear wheel, which is odd since I thought the fronts would rub. I looked at it and my drivers side rear actually sticks out more than my passenger one, it was like that with the RPF1's too but neither side rubbed so I never thought much of it.
#2346
I rub on bumps with my drivers side rear wheel, which is odd since I thought the fronts would rub. I looked at it and my drivers side rear actually sticks out more than my passenger one, it was like that with the RPF1's too but neither side rubbed so I never thought much of it.
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/816...#entry19473735
#2347
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Originally Posted by Ouhei' timestamp='[url="tel:1363525040"
1363525040[/url]' post='22409105]
I rub on bumps with my drivers side rear wheel, which is odd since I thought the fronts would rub. I looked at it and my drivers side rear actually sticks out more than my passenger one, it was like that with the RPF1's too but neither side rubbed so I never thought much of it.
I rub on bumps with my drivers side rear wheel, which is odd since I thought the fronts would rub. I looked at it and my drivers side rear actually sticks out more than my passenger one, it was like that with the RPF1's too but neither side rubbed so I never thought much of it.
https://www.s2ki.com/...1#entry19473735
#2349
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#2350
Originally Posted by Dreaming_S2k' timestamp='[url="tel:1363537667"
1363537667[/url]' post='22409338]
[quote name='Ouhei' timestamp='1363525040' post='22409105']
I rub on bumps with my drivers side rear wheel, which is odd since I thought the fronts would rub. I looked at it and my drivers side rear actually sticks out more than my passenger one, it was like that with the RPF1's too but neither side rubbed so I never thought much of it.
[quote name='Ouhei' timestamp='1363525040' post='22409105']
I rub on bumps with my drivers side rear wheel, which is odd since I thought the fronts would rub. I looked at it and my drivers side rear actually sticks out more than my passenger one, it was like that with the RPF1's too but neither side rubbed so I never thought much of it.
https://www.s2ki.com/...1#entry19473735
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Maybe Spoon Rigid Collars will help? I remember reading something about subframes having a slightly bigger hole than the bolt to allow for easier installation and Rigid Collars were designed to remove this variance, and forces the bolt to go thru the subframe straight. Could possibly be the subframe slightly shifted because of this? I don't know if it would account for one side having more poke than the other, but it could...
This is a picture from SpeedHunters of a GT-R subframe and what the Rigid Collar addresses.
(http://www.speedhunters.com/2011/06/...s_to_the_gt_r/)