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Originally Posted by 908/930 View Post
You do not say where it is rubbing, inside or outside of tire. I would say you are fixing the wrong item, the suspension should be able to travel full motion without anything making contact, so wrong rim offset, rubber too wide, loose bushings?
Suspension has enough travel without shock to rub in the wheel well. It rubs across almost the full face, but slightly more on the inside. Shock/spring is constraining it in compression rather than say a bump stop.
I could get a shorter shock but when they bottom out it’s ugly too.

It’s all custom, including the wheels.
It’s way too much cost,time,effort to change because the car is assembled - so I’m adding spring rate to fix if I can. It’s fine without two fat asses and a full tank.

Last edited by Alan A; 11-02-2022 at 09:44 PM..
Old 11-02-2022, 09:41 PM
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