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Old 01-23-2023, 06:04 PM   #1
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Rubbin is racing’ — wheel rubbing issue

I am fighting a wheel rubbing issue in a 2013 FRS with the following mods:

TWS 18x9.5 et 45 with 255/35 Bridgestone Potenza Sports
Racecomp SS-1 coilovers
1.5 degrees of camber upfront

At full lock or close to it, I still rub a little at the top of the wheel well. Back it off to 1.0 degrees? 245/35 tires up front? I wanted a square setup, but since my wife works for Bridgestone that’s not a huge issue. The wheels are flush now, so much of a spacer might look dumb.

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You can raise your ride height a bit. About all you can do, narrower tire will help some, but you may still hit. My car rubs in the front and on top.

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You can raise your ride height a bit. About all you can do, narrower tire will help some, but you may still hit. My car rubs in the front and on top.

Do you mind sharing what your road to fender bottom is? I’m at 25.5 I think.
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Do you mind sharing what your road to fender bottom is? I’m at 25.5 I think.
I'll check when I get home in a couple hours. I believe I am lower than that. I also am on 245 17x9 +35 and sometimes a 235 17x9 +38 with an extra .5 degree of caster.

There are also steering limiters if it is only happening at close to full lock.

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Do you mind sharing what your road to fender bottom is? I’m at 25.5 I think.
I'm at 24" 5/8 in the front.
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Get skinnier tires and wheels. Only you give a shit ow the car looks.
A half inch isn't gonna do shit in terms of looks.
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Get skinnier tires and wheels. Only you give a shit ow the car looks.
A half inch isn't gonna do shit in terms of looks.
You'd think someone who lived in paradise would have a rosier disposition, but thanks for the note. Before I do that, I just want to make sure I've chased other avenues that are less expensive.
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Try the 245/35 tire or could even get a 3mm spacer
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You'd think someone who lived in paradise would have a rosier disposition, but thanks for the note. Before I do that, I just want to make sure I've chased other avenues that are less expensive.
You would. But you'd be mistaken.
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You would. But you'd be mistaken.
i dunno, i can't even stand the word 'tourist'
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