Rubbing issue help????
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Soooo. i have the non sport suspention, and i have upgraded to the M5 wheels, but for some reason when i drive the rt front rubs the fender, can anyone tell me how i can fix that?? Especially cause i wanna drop it..
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Originally Posted by Joe C' post='856747' date='Apr 23 2009, 03:10 PM
Soooo. i have the non sport suspention, and i have upgraded to the M5 wheels, but for some reason when i drive the rt front rubs the fender, can anyone tell me how i can fix that?? Especially cause i wanna drop it..
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Originally Posted by Joe C' post='856747' date='Apr 23 2009, 04:10 PM
Soooo. i have the non sport suspention, and i have upgraded to the M5 wheels, but for some reason when i drive the rt front rubs the fender, can anyone tell me how i can fix that?? Especially cause i wanna drop it..
Thanks
Joe
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the rears are the m5 tires which i beleive are 285/35/19, the fronts are perelli pzero nero 255/40/19, but when i look at both sides rt side sits lower in the front than the lt side, isint that odd??
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Originally Posted by Joe C' post='856747' date='Apr 23 2009, 04:10 PM
Soooo. i have the non sport suspention, and i have upgraded to the M5 wheels, but for some reason when i drive the rt front rubs the fender, can anyone tell me how i can fix that?? Especially cause i wanna drop it..
Thanks
Joe
Thanks
Joe
They naturally sit lower on the passenger side to compensate for the weight of the driver which I believe is assumed at 200lbs.
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