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BFG 275/60/15 on a 90gt fitment issues...

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riceslayer302

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i just got my new BFG's mounted and balanced, got home and put them on and it looks like im gonna have to do some custom work with a BFH and a hacksaw... they are rubbing on the back part of the bumper. suspension should be stock height, eibach drag kit with 50/50's and lakewood traction action lift bars. any advice, comments, insults, w/e haha.

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other than the rub, i think it looks pretty good, hopefully it wont be that big of a problem, i was thinking of cutting the bit of the bumper that is rubbing back to clear... any advice?
 
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I got a hammer and sawzall. Give me 20 minutes and them things wont be rubbing anywhere
 

riceslayer302

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wrrrd yo, you wanna gimme a hand with it this weekend at some point?
 

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Shoulda bought a 50 series tire... Haha. A 275/50/15 is about what stock diameter is (little under 26"). 275/60/15 is a whopping 28" tall. Ive seen them on fox cars, but yes, get ready to exercise the BFH!
 
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bentley429

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Yea sucka I'll give you a hand.
 
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BTW he got the 60 for a reason. It will be easy to make it fit fine.
 

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some more pics... hope i can make these fit.

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here is where its most noticeably rubbing
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a885.0

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they will fit fine, it looks like its only rubbing on the plastic for the rear bumper just need to trim that up alittle, have you rolled your fender lips?
 

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no, not yet, i was planning on it if they rub bad up there but it only looks like it will be bad in the back
 

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I had them on my GT for about a year until I changed them out with some 275/50/15s. I changed them to experiment with track times not necessarily cuz they didn't fit 100% perfect. Mine rubbed in the same spot and behind the tire on the inner wheel well and right at the rear qtr lip. I rolled the lip took a BFH to the inner well and dealt with the small rub mark on the lower plastic ground effect
 

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hahaha, sounds like a plan to me. i am thinking of taking a sawzall and trying to cut the little bit of bumper cover that is rubbing back a bit to clear. i dont give a **** about the bumper, just dont want to ruin the tires
 

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looks killer man
 

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thanks,

i used the BFH method on my inner fenders today and cut a bit off the inner rear part of the bumper. they dont hit when its not moving now... only have about an 1/8th inch of clearance from the back of the tire to the bumper...
 

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shoulda stepped it down a size in tire...looks good though
 

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looks good man

I like the big and littles. Just take the **** sawzall to it lol
 
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