Help Wheel Rub & Squeaking!
I have searched many times on this site to find the answers to the problems I am having with my car since I lowered it. I have a 2002 ES, and I dropped it on Progress Springs. The springs dumped my car in the rear and I had to install the stock springs again. I am experiencing a terrible sqeuaking sound in the rear and it did not matter which springs were installed Progress/Stock. I am positive it is not the springs themselves (Spring insulator won't help), but something else. If anyone could help me with this problem I would greatly appreciate it. I thought it may be the Control Arms, but I could be wrong.
Secondly one of my biggest worries is that my front tires scrape the inside of my wheel well when I turn. It is not scraping the top, but the inside of the well on turns.
I have installed a strut bar, rear anti-sway bar, autocross perches, and have had 2 alignments, so please do not suggest any of these options because I have heard them a million times.
Any information would be greatly appreciated, especially on how to stop the scraping. Thank You!
Secondly one of my biggest worries is that my front tires scrape the inside of my wheel well when I turn. It is not scraping the top, but the inside of the well on turns.
I have installed a strut bar, rear anti-sway bar, autocross perches, and have had 2 alignments, so please do not suggest any of these options because I have heard them a million times.
Any information would be greatly appreciated, especially on how to stop the scraping. Thank You!
Do you think if I need my rear control arms replaced, Mistubishi will cover it under warranty?
I have 195/60/15 tires on the car now, and my 17's for the summer are 205/40/17.
I have 195/60/15 tires on the car now, and my 17's for the summer are 205/40/17.
Last edited by TG LanceR; Feb 10, 2005 at 08:24 AM.
Called up Mitsubishi before, they have to examine the car, but I hope they won't give me any problems now that I have the rear stock springs installed again.
So any information on that tire size? Is it too big for a lowered car?
So any information on that tire size? Is it too big for a lowered car?
Last edited by TG LanceR; Feb 10, 2005 at 08:42 AM.
Sorry bro, I am just going a little nuts considering no one can seem to fix this problem and I have spent well over a $1500 on my suspension and trying to get it fixed and I don't even have a nice set up.
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