Turbo on 18's and Apex suspension
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Turbo on 18's and Apex suspension
Hi, this is my first thread, so bare with me!
I have owned the Cali for 4 years now and have tinkered with it for most of it, I have just fitted 18's (et45 - 215/35/18 Toyo) with Apex suspension (springs and dampers) and camber correction kit...
My problem is, I have rub on the drivers side, but only on the drivers side, the passengers never touches, which is starting to get to me as it looks Sweeeet![img]/biggrin.gif[/img] but rub on bumps and even when I go down a hil which changes to an incline quickly.[img]/sad.gif[/img]
So.. what do you experts think? it has puzzled me, I am now thinking the 18's may have been machined differently!?:confused:
I have owned the Cali for 4 years now and have tinkered with it for most of it, I have just fitted 18's (et45 - 215/35/18 Toyo) with Apex suspension (springs and dampers) and camber correction kit...
My problem is, I have rub on the drivers side, but only on the drivers side, the passengers never touches, which is starting to get to me as it looks Sweeeet![img]/biggrin.gif[/img] but rub on bumps and even when I go down a hil which changes to an incline quickly.[img]/sad.gif[/img]
So.. what do you experts think? it has puzzled me, I am now thinking the 18's may have been machined differently!?:confused:
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Marcus_Turbo
You sure it's not just your weight on the right hand side making the difference. If you have someone the same weight as you in the other side, does that then catch?
Failing that, could be the plastic wheel arch inner is sitting differently on that side, outside of what others have already suggested.
Failing that, could be the plastic wheel arch inner is sitting differently on that side, outside of what others have already suggested.
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projectx
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