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Will an xDrive LCI with ET35 19x9.5 rear + H&R Sport rub?
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08-25-2011, 11:01 AM | #1 |
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Will an xDrive LCI with ET35 19x9.5 rear + H&R Sport rub?
Thinking about lowering my car since the wheel gap is ridiculous.
H&R Sport springs are most likely what I'm going to do since it does not lower the car an insane amount. As we all know, Canada gets a S*** load amout of snow. I do need a bit of clearance so I dont bottom out on unplowed streets. Wheel retailers were saying that if i lower my xDrive LCI and have ET35 19x9.5 rear rims it may rub. Any one with this set up? Thanks!
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I have BBS CH wheels, with 18x10 et40s on the rear of my LCI touring, and 265/35 Conti DW tires. No rubbing, but I'm at stock ride height. Even with a moderate drop, I'm pretty sure there would no problem. There's a 1mm difference between your set-up and mine.
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Are your rear rims ET35?
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Thanks. et 35 all around. I will preface by saying I am dropped on Eibach's and there is still plenty of room. The only rubbing risk might be your fender liner if your H&R's lowered your car a lot more than mine.
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H&R Sport springs: Front 1.3", Rear 1.2" Eibach Pro: Front 1.2", Rear 1.0" Probably gonna do the Eibach's pros instead since its not as much of a drop compared to the H&R. But xDrive's are gay. Front's sit up higher Now i need the correct part #
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