lazyhomie

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Well I have 315/3/17 sumitomos out backon TT2 17x10.5 i believe. Well they used to rub on both inner fender and outer fender a bit even before lowered. Took out the bump stop and solved innner fender problem. I recently lowered with eibach sportlines and the rear end rubs like crazy when i hit any bump on the oute fenders so I was wondering can I just take the grinder and grind them down some? Its both sides that rub and I do plan on gettin a panhard bar later on. So willl grinding them down a tad work out or what is another method that I can use? I just blew off 600 bucks on this lowering and being a college student would rather try to find the least inexpensive way to fix this.

01SOMZ28

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roll your fenders and get an adjustable panhard bar.

lazyhomie

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It is in the future to do mod list. Would I be able to grind down just a little bit on the edge of the fenders seems like its a tiny hair that is making them rub...

02WS6SSZ71

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You can rent the tool to roll the fenders for like $45. No reason you couldn't grind them, other than rust and making them sharper for next time the tire hits...

bigj2717

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Yeah dont grind them it'll make them sharper and cause more damage. Just rent a fender roller its like $40-50 and its easy to do.

Ryanmgaspard

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You also need to cut out the ENTIRE bump stop on the inner well behind the tire. I had those with rolled fenders, adj, phb, and they still rubbed. Now I have 335's and of course they rub even with extensive hammering.