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Okay... so my friend got new 17" rims and he rubs like HELL. I see that a lot of you guys have ground control springs and 17" wheels... I was wondering how the hell you guys aren't rubing your tires against your wheel wells. I want to get 17" rims, decently big tires(not ultra low profile) and maybe drop my car alittle. How do I do this without rubbing?
Thanks for the input

-Toad

 
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Your friend probably got rims with the wrong offset... Or dropped it too far... OR any combination of these

 
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just don't drop it too low..than it would be fine.

 
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If you slam yo sh it to the ground, 14's would probably rub.....

 
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I've got 17" Konig Sub Zeros and about 2 1/2" or more drop. I don't rub at all....I'm willing to bet what Mokushi said is correct. Don't buy just any rims. Make sure they fit the requirements for our car.

 
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im runnin p205/55r16's on RSF-2's, with a 1.25 spring drop.... yeah its f'in close but no rubbin [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]

 
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I have 18 inch niche pultecs with sportline 1.4 drop and I get NO rub ...
the camber looks screwed up cause my tires curve in about 1 degree ... but its just enough , the lip of my
rims comes right to the inner lip of the fender . its a 4dr too i dont see how you coudl have problems . If you want you
can do what my future plans are ..... get the rear fenders crimped . make sure u get it done by a bodyshop cause paint likes to
flake. But thats cause I want dubs. lol oh yeah my tire size is 215/35/ 18

 
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why it don't rub?? its called skillz...hahhahaa...

 
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This is interesting I found out that our rear wheel wells are smaller than the fronts so if you don't get the right tire size it will rub. I gat a wheel and tire package but the tires are to big so they are getting my very low profile tires. So now I will be able to fix me camber. I can't beacuse it rubs.

 
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yeah ive got 18"s ..... skunk2's ...... no RUB!