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fir0070

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Sep 3, 2005

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I currently have the FRPP C springs w/ 18x9 and 18x10. I am looking to get it lower w/ the Eibach Sportlines. Has anyone heard of any clearance issues w/ the Sportlines and the 18's.

 

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SSS281

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Sep 3, 2005

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nope, theyre fine...enjoy

 

Seraphitia102

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Sep 4, 2005

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I have H&R Super Sports which have similar drop amounts along with 18X9's. No problem whatsoever.

 

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02LaserRed2V

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Sep 4, 2005

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the club?


Oh yeah, the topic... Yeah, you'll be fine.

 

mity2

I like Pro3 and all I got was this crappy CT.

Jul 24, 2003

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StateCollege PA

Sep 4, 2005

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No u will nor have any issue rubbing with 18". u might have slight rub on front when wheels are turnd all the way to lock either way. U'll more likely have an issue of scraping bumper or exhaust components befor rub tire

 

Seraphitia102

will post boobie pics for a supercharger

Oct 11, 2004

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Sep 4, 2005

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02LaserRed2V said:

the club?


Oh yeah, the topic... Yeah, you'll be fine.

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the club

 

mity2

I like Pro3 and all I got was this crappy CT.

Jul 24, 2003

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StateCollege PA

Sep 4, 2005

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ya i think club is da 5hit. if it fail to protect your car, u can still use it to beat the living piss out of your local friendly car jacker

 

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98laseredgt

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i rub on the plastic inner fender when i turn full lock sometimes. and i have stock wheels and tires. if its a problem i bet you can take the inner fender out.

 

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fir0070

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Sep 5, 2005

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Thanks for the info everyone. Good looking vert Seraphitia102.

 

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Will Smith

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Sep 5, 2005

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u should be fine with them. I run 17x9 on the front and 17x10.5 on the read with no problems. now i had to roll the rear fenders for the 10.5" with 315's on them but the 10's sound have just enough clearance that u shouldn't have to.

 

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Figment

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Sep 5, 2005

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buddy has 19"s with sportlines. no rubbing at all

 

TrueBlue03

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Sep 6, 2005

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• Sep 6, 2005

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i got 18x10 saleen replicas in back with sportlines and the fenders rubbed bad on my rear tires. tore one of them to shreds and had to buy a new $310 tire with less than 75 miles on it. The saleen replicas sit really far out in the rear tho. a little bit more than 18x10 bullitts. i rolled my fenders and switched my rear springs.

VERY UNHAPPY with my sportlines cuz they sit lower in back than in front so i swapped the rears for roush springs...

this is with the sportlines... notice how there is very little clearance in back.

 

mity2

I like Pro3 and all I got was this crappy CT.

Jul 24, 2003

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StateCollege PA

Sep 6, 2005

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ha i have 285 and 18X10.5, and sportline without isorater, and i've never rubbed rear...

 

tomustang

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not every spring settles right, and not everyone installs springs correctly.

 

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DerekStangGT

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:OT:
i have sportlines and 18x9s all around and when im driving aggressively and hit a bump while going around a turn, my front tires rub the inner fenderwell. any way to remove, or at least push the fender well up more so i wont rub? and my rear end used to rub under the same conditions, or when i hit a very hard bump going fast, but now its fine after i raised the rear with my LCAs