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Will It Rub?

woody86

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I want to drop my is 25-30mm. The problem is I am worried about tyre rub. I have stock 17" wheels which would be fine but I have added 15mm spacers on the front and 20mm on the rear. I am booking to have have my arches rolled by archenemy and they don't think there will be a problem but I would like peace of mi d off people that have done similar work and any problems that happened.

Looking to get the tein s-spec or H&R.

Cheers woody

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Hey I have put my is250 on 19s with 225 on the front and 255 on the rear I have no problem on the back but have slight rubbing on the front I have worn threw the arch liner mine is lowered about 50-60 so with your car being on 17's it should be ok but I haven't applied spacers yet but be careful I can't go over half the speed bumps lol

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Hey I have put my is250 on 19s with 225 on the front and 255 on the rear I have no problem on the back but have slight rubbing on the front I have worn threw the arch liner mine is lowered about 50-60 so with your car being on 17's it should be ok but I haven't applied spacers yet but be careful I can't go over half the speed bumps lol

Hi IS250 LAD, I'm looking at putting 19's on my IS 220 and was looking at fitting the same width tyres but was wondering what width are your wheels and what offset? I have also got some H&R lowering springs which will lower it 35mm, but it has been suggested that i need to fit SPC camber adjusters front and rear. Have you done this or found any problems?

Any info will much appreciated!

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I have super now lowering bushings. It lowers the front 15 or 25 mm you keep your oem shocks and springs. The ride stays the same and takes about 15 min to fit.

They are on my isf and our is220d is the same.

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