I just put tein lowering springs on my can and the tires rub the finder well a little when i turn what should i do? i dont want to get a smaller tire because i would just have that big as gap again.

 

Have you tried rolling the fenders?

 

what size tires? I have 205/40/17s with my s-techs and they don't rub...

 

are u sure its rubbing the fender ??
or is it the inner fender ?(plastic splash guards)
because thats what mine was doin ....

 

It's probably just the inner liner...soon enough you'll start to see where it's rubbing from the marks. Just cut out around that area.

 

its ribbing the inner fender and i have 205/45/17 with tein lowering springs

 

ur tire are fats

 

what do you mean by fats

 

ur tires are big!
im riding 205/40/17 and thats perfect for it to be the same diameter as the stock wheels

 

yeh. 45's are just a tad too big. although when I ordered new tires from tire rack, Neal told me 205/40/17 were too small and didnt match stock. Which is true. they are a tad small. I also rub inside liner and fender with 205/40's dropped on coilovers. I just cut the liner outa the way and deal with the fender for now. lol

If you have plenty of room to the outside (fender side). You could get spacers to move the wheel out a bit so it wouldnt rub the inside. What size wheel and offset do you have?

 

lower it? dude i want to see someone lift their lancer. WRC stylee baby.

 

Lol... Thats what I'm talkin about!

Hey man my lancer came with some 17x7.5 rims with 215/45R17 with a 40 offset and they didn't rub at all. of course I wasn't lowered either but... Discount Tires' website has a tire calculator that will tell you the size differences between the stock tires and your current size, if you wanted exact measurements!

Lets see some pics though!!!

 

thanks guys for all the info

 

it's ok...... as long as it is slammed, it looks awesome
just... make sure ur A to B destinations don't include any turning haha

 

Not a lancer, but you get the idea...