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Lowering then add some new wheels
Im going to get the Eibach sportsprings which drops the car 1.4 inches. After I get those and add some 17s would the wheels be rubbing against my car or will there be still room?
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Next time search but to answer your question no. As long as your rims have an offset of around 40mm then you will be fine.
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depends on your tire size but chances are you'll have plenty of room with those
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