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Bprice91

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30th May 13 at 09:54

they look the tits !!

Ad Blue B

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30th May 13 at 10:11

They look fucking Awesome Ben

Jambo

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30th May 13 at 12:14

They look great

Ben G

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30th May 13 at 12:30

quote:
Originally posted by BeetleGav
Just thought. Can't you fit the smaller spacers on the rear to stop it catching the inside edge? Or is it happening with spacers?

I'm not exactly sure where it's catching gav. It's definitely rubbing on the fronts as I go over bumps (even dips in the road) and when I did around 80mph last night it sounded like the rears were rubbing. Thats withput spacers.

I'm going to take the plastic liners put and hopefully should see rub marks on them.

3CorsaMeal

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30th May 13 at 12:37

If it ain't rubbin you, it ain't BMW.

3CorsaMeal

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30th May 13 at 12:39

Looks like a different car now, quite amazing.

Thought they looked a bit wide before you fitted them, not surprised something rubs

Get Kyle to copperslip your arches imo

richc

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30th May 13 at 12:41

They look awesome.

Make the car look 'mean'.

Jamie-C

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30th May 13 at 12:45

You are a massive retard. You put wide 19's on and didn't think it would rub

Ben G

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30th May 13 at 12:50

Wtf are you on about you moron?

It rubs because I lowered it. The guy who had them before had them on his z4 which wasn't lowered and they were fine.

DansCorsaSXi

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Registered: 13th Jan 10
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30th May 13 at 13:00

Only just seen the update.

Looks great Ben. If they rubbed with me I wouldn't be bothered lol.

Very nice!

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Ben G

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30th May 13 at 13:01

cheers dan.

Robbo_Corsa

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30th May 13 at 13:24

Amazing. Like everyone's said, totally transformed the car.
It rubs, so what! Get the hacksaw out and start chopping bits until it doesn't..

[Edited on 30-05-2013 by Robbo_Corsa]

taylorboosh

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30th May 13 at 13:51

Yup deffo make them fit

M Sutton

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30th May 13 at 14:19

New wheels are lush!! Suit it perfectly

Ben J

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30th May 13 at 15:14

I like them.

Ben J

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30th May 13 at 15:15

quote:
Originally posted by AndyCorsaSport
All these positive comments and I bet Ben is still not smiling.

He's beaming mate.

BeetleGav

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30th May 13 at 15:54

Eventually whatever it's rubbing on will wear away thus solving the problem

I'm sticking with 18s cba with bigger more pricey tyres

Ben G

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30th May 13 at 15:59

i think it's rubbing on the lip on the rear arch. it's covered in black crap and looks very close to the tyre.

stuck it in the garage for now, will sort it out at the weekend.

Gary

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30th May 13 at 15:59

quote:
Originally posted by BeetleGav
Eventually whatever it's rubbing on will wear away thus solving the problem

The tyres?

BeetleGav

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30th May 13 at 16:29

quote:
Originally posted by Gary

quote:
Originally posted by BeetleGav
Eventually whatever it's rubbing on will wear away thus solving the problem

The tyres?

That's always an option haha

Ben G

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30th May 13 at 18:43

popped into the garage to see if i could find any remains of scrubbage.

on level ground, the fronts seem to have enough clearance:

the rears also look to have room, although the 265 wide tyre is maybe too wide:

it doesn't seem any worse than my previous set-up:

it doesn't rub on level ground whilst driving, only on bumpy surfaces once i reached 80mph or in work on the bumpy road at around 20mph.

obviously i want to be able to drive this in a normal manner, and not have to worry about rubbing issues, so hopefully it's just a case of re-moulding the rubber.

if that doesn't fix it, would you be able to roll that arch lip? i've heard it could crack the paint though.

BeetleGav

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30th May 13 at 19:11

When I stuck my hand over the top of my wheel to check my inner tyre wear I noticed there's only about 1.5 inch space before the inner arch even with spacers.
So I'm guessing it might be catching there when suspension compresses and the wheels camber in?

3CorsaMeal

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30th May 13 at 19:11

Could be rubbing on the back of the wheel etc

Steve

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30th May 13 at 19:13

are you sure its rubbing on the lip? take the wheel off and look for marks on the inner arch etc

Ian W

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30th May 13 at 20:26

As Steve says, take the wheel off, look inside the arch and you should be able to see where it has been rubbing. Certainly can on my TT

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