Lowered car, 28" E/T Streets?
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From: Huntington, WV
Lowered car, 28" E/T Streets? My car has Strano springs and stock shocks still. Also have an S60, stock width. Will 28x11.5 MT E/T Streets fit and clear without any rubbing issues?? Need to know asap thanks
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I have an 02 SS with a set of BMR lowering springs an Bilstein shocks on my car. I have a set of ZR-1 wheels (11.5") on the rear with 315 Street radials. I had to remove the stock snubbers in the rear and slightly beat 1 section of the inner fender well. Well worth it. It absolutely looks great.
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I went ahed and pulled the trigger. For anyone who cares to know, they fit with very tight amount of clearence left. I did some BFH here and there just for insurance... Ill try to get a pic at the track today
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My car has 325/50 15s and is lowered on dms springs with the isolators removed, I had to beat some parts of the inner wheel well and the lips are rolled but the isolators are still in place. It only rubs when I turn into my drive way other than that its fine.
