Wheels-Tires Rear Tires rubbing

Hi,
315’s??wth..
Did AM or another vendor recommend these or remark these would fit without modification?
These rubbing on both sides, if Y- contact points equivalent?
Stock springs & shocks?
You’ll need to increase well size space and/or split the remainder (width of the wells minus tire width) equally, likely outward..
If you’ve got an 1/8”, 1/4” outwards, add a spacer between the Rim/Hub. If need be- roll out your quarter lip(s).
Appears you could gain some clearance of the inner well with some precisely directed brute force. Rotate your tailpipe, or gain a few degrees of clearance by rerouting where needed. Zigzag the pipe back so it exits correctly further down.
Mark pipe, remove it, zip a notch in the pipe 60% of it’s diameter with a die grinder, bend the gap closed, seal-weld it with a stringer.
-John

Hollywood_Vae said:

Yeah they have 315/35/r17 i bought the car with them on there. They have some aftermarket BBKSub shocks they’re not the stock ones i know that. And i was told take a hammer to the inner most prt of the wheel well also.

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Hi,
Ok! First thread view (thoughts of) content with
315/35 Nitros on 17” Bullitt’s shoehorned in (and actively self-machining) the stock well’s.. was ...
Good to know it’s a normal -bit misguided- but normal-scenario involving a tunnel-visioned newbie..
—>It’s really not bad...the mid 80’s, Airshocks & Unilug’s. THAT was BAD...
As every car’s a little different, some wells require more “Finesse”, some less..Quad Shocks need be removed, Roll out your 1/4’s.
Job can still be neatly done with a BFH, small hydraulic ram if you have a kit.
Quick reference points, below, Stock Vs. new.
Tire aspect ratio is off, not enough to worry about.
MPH/Corr./width below..
1993. NEW
(225/55/16) (315/35/17) W/Aspect Ratio/Rim Dia
25.74”. 25.68”. -O.06” Height
30Mph. 29.93Mph. Corrected
65mph. 64.84. Corrected
8.86”. 12.4”. Width
As I’d mentioned, Miter the tailpipe to get it out of the way. Mark pipe, remove, diegrinder cut, bend & tack, verify fit & adjust, weld solid, reinstall.
Otherwise, should be all set, once wells are clear & test driven, spray the wells with rubberized undercoating, It’s all good.
Any questions, feel fre.
Good luck!
-John