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Lancers es,ls,oz lowered with 18's pics here
How many lowered lancers out there have 18 inch wheels for shoes? Okay anyone who has a lowered lancer with 18 inch wheels post a pic here and make a comment about your suspension.
I'll start it out!!!!!!!!!!!!! hyper black Katana KR5 Wheels (5zigen 5kr hyper replica) nankang 215/35/18 Tires "waiting on springs" currently stock suspension http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...54_15_full.jpg |
moving to show and shine.
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different. i bet u rub like a pron star when u go over a bump though...
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not at all, never rubbed and the roads are pretty rough out here, actually i was thinking about lowering it, does yours rub
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Originally Posted by Zippo41189
different. i bet u rub like a pron star when u go over a bump though...
now I have 17's however. |
u wont rub if u have a smaller tire series... u WILL rub when u lower it though, ill almost gaurentee that. good luck, ull have to remove or cut the wheel well lining.
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not true i got 18's and lowered like and inch and a quarter and have no rubbing i do get a knocking noise on my back right tire when turning right though, wonder what that is
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Originally Posted by LOTL
not true i got 18's and lowered like and inch and a quarter and have no rubbing i do get a knocking noise on my back right tire when turning right though, wonder what that is
yeah john ^^^ is street sweeping the ground with a coilover drop lol and has 18's.. no problems |
how many times must it be said.. the WHEEL size is not the cause for rubbing (excepting having incorrect offset). It's the TIRE size that will be the cause of rubbing. If you want any decent ride quality, you have to have a thicker sidewall to absorb bumps from the road. 18" rims w/ a rubberband tire will work just fine, but the ride will feel like crap. With a decent amount of sidewall, the ride will be better, but lowered, it will rub.
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Originally Posted by twardOZRally
how many times must it be said.. the WHEEL size is not the cause for rubbing (excepting having incorrect offset). It's the TIRE size that will be the cause of rubbing. If you want any decent ride quality, you have to have a thicker sidewall to absorb bumps from the road. 18" rims w/ a rubberband tire will work just fine, but the ride will feel like crap. With a decent amount of sidewall, the ride will be better, but lowered, it will rub.
correct. so THAT being said, what tire size u runnin. |
wow.
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I have 18" Enkei RSV's with 225/35ZR18 tires. I also have skunk2 coilovers. I don't have any problems with rubbing, scraping, etc. I love my wheels!
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OZ .... lookin extra tight man!! almost no gap! props
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https://www.evolutionm.net/registry/...sc01315-xl.jpg
I ordered the Lowering springs for it last night... everytime I look at it the height kills me... |
both nice, lets get some more peeps showing off pics
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