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Old 28th April 2008, 03:40   #1
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Front tire rubbing w/ 20in wheels

Hi everybody--I've had my 20in BBS LM wheels and Dinan stage 2 suspension for a few weeks now, and I've started to notice worse tire rubbing in the front on turning the steering wheel. I had no rubbing whatsoever when the suspension was first installed, but I guess the springs have settled over time. There is no rubbing with the wheels pointed straight ahead or over bumps, but when the wheel is turned to go around a 90-deg corner, say in a residential neighborhood or parking lot, I hear a nasty rub from the outside front part of the front tire against the inside plastic fender liner. The liner seems to be smooth and flexible, so I assume I'm not doing a lot of damage to the tires, especially since it occurs during 20mph maneuvers, but it sure is annoying. Anyone else have this issue? Suggestions? Thanks.
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Old 28th April 2008, 04:04   #2
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Could be a problem with one of your front Dinan Springs. I know a few members have had spring defects where the spring compresses and doesn't fully rebound. If the spring doesn't rebound completely you could definitely have some rubbing.
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what size are you front tires?
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Overall rolling diameter is the same as stock--255/35-20 PS2s in front. The LMs do require a 10mm spacer in front to clear the struts, so the wheel is pushed further out than stock--I think by 12mm or so.
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