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Old 1st April 2008, 18:12   #1
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Hi Can You put 50mm Lowering Springs on a 1.1 at the front with 15's 195/45 without it rubbing? ovb torsion bar to match would need arch work but i was just wondering bout the front. cherrz
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should be ok mate
cant see anything that would rub
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It will rub especially on full lock you will need arch work, you wont be able to have people in the back either without arch work
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the front should be fine aslong as its the rite offset. The back could be your problem.
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dunno about a flat arch, but on vt's its fine, no rubbing at all.

when you have a full car you will get a tiny bit of rubbing on full lock, but you barely ever use full lock tbh, well i dont.
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