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Wheels rubbing

Started by HSV5700 · 30 July 2011 · 11 replies

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HSV5700Archived member
Hey guys i just needed advice on the tyres i need to put on my ride currently have 245/35/20 on my VY HSV and is lowered last week i realized that it rubs at the back when i have weight in the car and people told me to get 235/30/20 tyres? what do you guys think and any one have this issue before? its rubbing on the inner rear tray were the rear bumper links to the body of the car...
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NASTY1Archived member
I dont see why those tyres would have a problem. What wheels and what offset?
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HSV5700Archived member
Ve gts wheels as for the offset not too sure. But the cars on low springs too.. Not to sure what to do was thinkin of taking the inner splash tray out?
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NZ EVLHSVArchived member
The overall tyre size is too big. 235/30R20 or 245/30R20 would be better
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HSV5700Archived member
thanx mate i got 245/30R/20 on dem yesterday so far all good
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FLY-03LArchived member
I dont like your chances with 245 35s if youre going low. you will need the right offset, mine are 45 Adjustable panhard rod Both rear guards rolled i run 225 30 tyres all round, and a few of my mates do the same with no problems.
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NASTY1Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by FLY-03L [View Post] I dont like your chances with 245 35s if youre going low. you will need the right offset, mine are 45 Adjustable panhard rod Both rear guards rolled i run 225 30 tyres all round, and a few of my mates do the same with no problems. in a vl yeah? 245s fit sweet under a vl
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FLY-03LArchived member
if youre going low that is. will fully rolled guards you may be able to pull it out with the adjustable panhard rod but id just go 235s and save some head aches. My cars tuck almost an 1inch of rim at the rear mind you Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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NASTY1Archived member
he has a vy not a vl.im assuming your talking about vl?
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FLY-03LArchived member
Yes i was, i just glanced through it and and read that he VY GTS wheels. mah bad Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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NASTY1Archived member
haha all good.as soon as i hurd panhard rod i new it. although i have had 245s all round on my vl and dumpd with no problems with no panhard bar
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NZ EVLHSVArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by FLY-03L [View Post] I dont like your chances with 245 35s if youre going low. you will need the right offset, mine are 45 Adjustable panhard rod Both rear guards rolled i run 225 30 tyres all round, and a few of my mates do the same with no problems. You obviously didn't read the post above yours saying it's all sorted ---------- Post added 15-08-11 at 08:05 ---------- Quote: Originally Posted by NASTY1 [View Post] haha all good.as soon as i hurd panhard rod i new it. although i have had 245s all round on my vl and dumpd with no problems with no panhard bar That would be loose!
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