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Old 04-12-2004, 02:51 PM   #1
genedog
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Front Fender Rub a Rub Rub

I know this subject has been beaten to death but I did a search and really found no answers..

my problem is the front fenders rubbing ONLY when i turn over 20mph.. the car does a slight lean and it rubs.. now the rear is perfect and there is no rubbing.. the reason i say that is because people have told me to roll the fenders but i have seen that working for the rear..but will that work for the front as well.. its rubbing on one of the screw holes that hold the plastic fender cover..


98 ex coupe
my setup:
205/35/18
5-way illuminas (5 in front and 3 in rear)
H&R sport springs 1.7 drop..

I like the ride and its pretty smooth im happy with it except when i turn..
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Old 04-13-2004, 01:32 AM   #2
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Re: Front Fender Rub a Rub Rub

that used to happen to me and i got a bar and bent in the flap where the inner liner attaches to
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