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So it looks like some people are rubbing the inside of the front wheel on something? What exactly is it rubbing?
Also, thinking of running a 255/40-17 Rival on this wheel. Anyone see any issues with inside front clearance (coilovers obviously)? By my thread engagement math for the RPF1 I can run up to a 3mm spacer without extended studs if needed (the RPF1 have a lot more thread engagement to start with than the OEM wheel). |
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It lightly rubs on the tierod end only in full lock scenarios
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Eh for how often it rubs it is a non issue for me.
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not sure if this is a stupid question or not but will coilovers fix this rubbing problem?
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no it's a combination of height and wheel alignment, or even something like camber adjusted at the wheel hub vs camber adjusted a the strut top makes a difference.
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You created a thread on the tie rod end rubbing
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I did. They rubbed when I initially installed coilovers as with a lowered ride height your wheels toe out because of steering arm angle. Alignment cured this but as stated, it is very close.
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Will this setup fit on stock suspension?
I'm looking at getting some Enkei RPF1's in 17X9 +45 but not sure about the tire size yet. What's the widest tire I could use that wouldn't rub on the stock springs? I'd like to go with at least 245's if possible. Any feedback would be appreciated.
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I can see how running coilovers with a slotted upper hole and/or the OEM crash bolt may help alleviate the rubbing issue. Not sure if camber at the topmount would affect it one way or the other.
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I read and read and read the forum between +35 or +45 and i came to the conclusion +35 is the way to go especially running stock struts. I highly recommend going with 17x9 +35. I fit 245/40/17 Hankook Ventus s2 noble 1 tires no problem and lowered on RS*R SUPER DOWN Springs (lowered 1.2-1.4 inches). Whiteline 16mm Camber bolt up front for about -1.6 camber. Camber Bolts are $35 either +45 or +35 offset will have the wheel/tires poke in front.. however the +35 gives you more room for camber adjustment while using stock struts with lowering springs my car is a daily driver and does not rub one bit. I hate hellaflush/poke etc and I think the set up is perfect for daily driving and no headache from rubbing. |
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