Lower with 18 " OZ Superl Wheels
#11
I have used 3 different sets of springs, all of which rubbed. It isnt the springs that cause rubbing it is the offset. Even on smooth surfaces if pushed hard enough i can get the outside tires to rub.
#12
I have the 17" Supperleggras, with stock springs. There are two corners in particular (very sharp turn, with elevation drop) where the tires rub. Other than that, no issues on the track or on the road.
Ah, and the two corners where I experience rubbing are usually being taken at 2-3x the posted suggested speed =)
Ah, and the two corners where I experience rubbing are usually being taken at 2-3x the posted suggested speed =)
#13
Originally posted by r2d2
If you drive in US JUST FORGET IT! I lowered 1 inch with Eibach and I am rubbing all the time.
If you drive in US JUST FORGET IT! I lowered 1 inch with Eibach and I am rubbing all the time.
i have the same springs as shamu with 18" wheels and have experienced no rubbing over 20,000 miles so far.......
EVERYONE, PLEASE REMEMBER - NOT ALL SPRINGS HAVE THE SAME RATES!!!!!!!!
#15
Originally posted by TKG 26
that's your problem, your springs are too "soft"
i have the same springs as shamu with 18" wheels and have experienced no rubbing over 20,000 miles so far.......
EVERYONE, PLEASE REMEMBER - NOT ALL SPRINGS HAVE THE SAME RATES!!!!!!!!
that's your problem, your springs are too "soft"
i have the same springs as shamu with 18" wheels and have experienced no rubbing over 20,000 miles so far.......
EVERYONE, PLEASE REMEMBER - NOT ALL SPRINGS HAVE THE SAME RATES!!!!!!!!
Frankly speaking, after all mods I did so far - 18''OZ/Pirelli Pzero, Eibach - I think that the best ride I had with stock wheels and tires...
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ConeKiller
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09-01-2002 08:54 PM