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Old 12-14-2007, 05:24 PM
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I just put a set of 15x10 pro stars on my car. The rear brake calipers have been shaved, but for some reason whenever i make a right hand turn I hear something rubbing. It sounds like it may be the brake caliper rubbing against the wheel, but why would it only do this around a right hand turn. Also it doesnt do it when going very slow around a turn, even a 90 degree one, but on the highway, even a little curve to the right and it will make a noise. Yall think the caliper needs to be shaved more, or thing something else is wrong?

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Old 12-14-2007, 05:31 PM
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I think its prob rubbing the inner wheel well... have you taken the wheel off to see if you see any rub marks? what size tires are you running?
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275/60/15. It may be rubbing the inner fender well. I haven't taken the tire off. I literally just got them on today. Ill have to check for that tom. morning. But it really sounds more like a metal to metal type of noise which is why i was thinking the brake caliper. Also after making a hard right, i heard it rubbing for just a little more after the turn, then it went back to normal with no rubbing at all.

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after listening more closely, I dont know what i was thinking last night. It does sound like the tire could be rubbing the inner fender maybe.
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take the tire off and check. You'll be able to tell if its rubbing. and if it is. Just do a little BFH and you're good to go. Is your car lowered/ have an adj PHB?
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Originally Posted by Donohue96M6Z28
take the tire off and check. You'll be able to tell if its rubbing. and if it is. Just do a little BFH and you're good to go. Is your car lowered/ have an adj PHB?

the car has stock shocks and springs, but i do have an adjustable PHB. What is BFH?? Just banging in the fenderwell with a hammer where its rubbing?




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