PFF7s, Prodrive Springs & Rubbing Tyres
21 June 2005, 03:43 PM
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PFF7s, Prodrive Springs & Rubbing Tyres
I've running PFF7s and the prodrive lowering springs on my '04 WRX Wagon, but when the car's loaded down and the rear suspension is compressed suddenly, i'm experiencing a tyre/wheelarch interface.
Has anyone else experienced a similar problem, surely this can't be correct?
Has anyone else experienced a similar problem, surely this can't be correct?
22 June 2005, 11:33 AM
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I get the same problem with my MY03 wagon, also lowered. The only option is to go with a profile suited to the classic; 215 35 18s are ok on mine.
Curiously though, with 225s 18s on, it only rubbed on the drivers side, which confused me.
Curiously though, with 225s 18s on, it only rubbed on the drivers side, which confused me.
22 June 2005, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by RRH
I get the same problem with my MY03 wagon, also lowered. The only option is to go with a profile suited to the classic; 215 35 18s are ok on mine.
Curiously though, with 225s 18s on, it only rubbed on the drivers side, which confused me.
Curiously though, with 225s 18s on, it only rubbed on the drivers side, which confused me.
What really hacks me off is that i'm using all parts purchased from a subaru main dealer and the recommended tyre size.
I might ask the dealer to have a look at the next service.
I'm guessing that the 4dr is OK because of the flared wheel arches.
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