Slammed question

JayStuff · Aug 31, 2010

thats about right. When i was at 25 all the way around i didnt have much rubbing and i have 18s with 45 tire height.

binbinn · Aug 31, 2010

ride slow homie ride sloww

SoCalAccord2000 · Aug 31, 2010

JayStuff said:
thats about right. When i was at 25 all the way around i didnt have much rubbing and i have 18s with 45 tire height.

so what did you do to slam yours more jay? did you add spacers? i was thinking i need to do that to mine and roll the fenders. idk how you did 23 all around i wouldnt been able to get out of the driveway lol my tires would get stuck on the fender, i have 45s also

jgilley · Sep 1, 2010

I have similar issues, it hasn't done any real damage though but then again I'm not at 24 inches, more like 20 or 21ish. Do your fenders look wavy at all?

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swollen_cu · Sep 1, 2010

jgilley said:
I have similar issues, it hasn't done any real damage though but then again I'm not at 24 inches, more like 20 or 21ish. Do your fenders look wavy at all?

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You're like laying frame on the ground bro. No way you'll get rid of rubbing when you're that low. Haha

jgilley · Sep 1, 2010

Oh for sure. I was tryin to help the op lol

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JayStuff · Sep 1, 2010

socal.. well my wheels are 18x8.5 so they are an inch thinner then yours. But i cut all my fenders all the way around and the new coils i bought have a pretty high spring rate (12/8).. although i wish i did 14/10. and yeah my tire pretty much does get stuck on the fender when i turn far enough but the car has more power and just keeps moving the wheels and thats when you hear the nasty scraping.