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03-05-2012, 09:40 PM | #1 |
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OEM 162's Rubbing with 15MM spacer
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Stock OEM 162's 15MM BMS Spacer and its rubbing on the passenger rear every time i Hit a speed bump. The tire is also NOTICEABLY farther out then the driver side.. Whats going on here? |
03-05-2012, 11:36 PM | #2 |
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I have the same setup except I'm lowered. It used to rub when I had passengers in the rear, or going over dips in the road. When I got my alignment, they cambered the rear a bit and it doesn't rub anymore. What's odd is your on stock suspension, and rubbing. What's your tire size?
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we just figured something out too, the shop that changed tires, put a 8.0 front onto the driver rear, and the 8.5 front onto the passenger front ,so that will explain the extremely strange tire wear. If tire-rack could chime in on how much tire wear that could possibly wear the tires, I'm trying to get the shop to comp a pair of new tires. But having some ammunition like that would be awesome. |
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