Did you put the springs on stock shocks/struts?I have an 04 GTS and i lowered my car, on Tein springs, but gett coilovrs soon, but everytime i turn the wheel my tire rubs against my wwheel well with and without stock wheels, what can i do?
what does ANY of that have to do with his questions?First off, you did it wrong in the first place. You don't lower your car on factory struts. They can't handle the added stress. So, you need to buy some new KYB AGX struts and shocks. If you're going to do something, do it right.
Now, as aftermarket wheels, what size and width are they? You can't have anything over 8.5in wide, but the offset matters too.
His wheel width and offset could easily be to large for the car, thus the rubbing. Pretty simple?what does ANY of that have to do with his questions?
OP: your car is low, that brought the wheels nearer to the wheel wells. simple thing: persuade the wheel wells with a hammer (like i did) or don't drop it.
He said it was happening with the stock wheels as well.His wheel width and offset could easily be to large for the car, thus the rubbing. Pretty simple?
Yes i just got Tein bassic coilovers, instread of the struts, they are 22x11 +42! HAHA just kidding! but really mine are 18x7.5 , and cant remember the off set lol sorry, and yes it is rubbing on that plastic box, and does the hammer thing work lol?First off, you did it wrong in the first place. You don't lower your car on factory struts. They can't handle the added stress. So, you need to buy some new KYB AGX struts and shocks. If you're going to do something, do it right.
Now, as aftermarket wheels, what size and width are they? You can't have anything over 8.5in wide, but the offset matters too.
yes with both sets of wheels it is happening with, it just sounds bad.. and want to get rid of it if i could, just wondering what people have done, or if they even have this problemHe said it was happening with the stock wheels as well.
Rather than cutting them out hit it with a heat gun and push them in. there is some metal behind the driver side, which stated earlier, just hit it with a hammer
everyone would have that issue then, since he said he has stock wheels with the issue.His wheel width and offset could easily be to large for the car, thus the rubbing. Pretty simple?
Oh.. whoops. Didnt see the stock wheels part. :lol:everyone would have that issue then, since he said he has stock wheels with the issue.
:lol:Oh.. whoops. Didnt see the stock wheels part. :lol:
Yes! I probably do need an alignment, and that little box does need to go, so the metal piece that is there, what is that, I haven't looked that close to it yet, but so I hammer it from the side, or directly in. If you understand? will it hurt anything? Because yes I do want to do this modification, bc I do like it lowered.did you get a alignment? Whats your camber set at? No matter what your going to have to cut that plastic and hammer that metal box in the front. I run 17x9 +30 offset on coilovers no rubbing issues at all after modifying that box
if i remember correctly, moving it will not do anything (take a headlight out to make sure, you can see it from there.) when i did it i didn't have anything bolted to that metal part... and it was kinda bent up from the accident anyway.Yes! I probably do need an alignment, and that little box does need to go, so the metal piece that is there, what is that, I haven't looked that close to it yet, but so I hammer it from the side, or directly in. If you understand? will it hurt anything? Because yes I do want to do this modification, bc I do like it lowered.
Ha! And yes scarr that's pretty low![]()