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Well I knew that 17" wheels would be a squeeze with a 40mm drop, but I'm getting some rubbing on full lock and was wondering if there's anything I can do about it. I know that the German TÜV is tough on that sort of thing...

 

So on full lock the rear of the wheel rubs on the arch liner.....

 

Anything to be done ? Maybe spacers ? or is that just going to make my problem worse :?:

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Ok, sounds like I was mis-sold then as I was assured it wouldn't be a problem...

 

So what if anything can I do to correct it ? Short of changing the wheels :?:

 

Spacers :oops: and if so how much would you recommend?

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remove the liners?

 

Well I was thinking that.... but wanted to see if there was a more elegant solution to the problem.

 

Checked the offset with the shop and it's ET35 :?:

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Mine rub slightly on full lock - which tbh didn't suprise me... can't say I'm all that bothered either as it's only slight - spacers may resolve the issue though 8)

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Well looks like I'll go with some spacers as a solution.

 

So... for those that have done this before. Should I go 3mm or 5mm spacers ? and rear as well as fronts I guess.

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Im running 17's with double the drop......

What offset though ?

 

ET38 I think.. Im running 5mm spacers & 1degree neg camber.. I get rub on full lock.. dont bother me though.. I still have inserts fitted, well whats left of them :lol:

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I run 205/35/17s and I also get a tiny bit of rubbing on full lock. But then again, how often are you on full lock when you're driving over 5 mph? How much are they really gonna rub?

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