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Old 08-31-2007, 05:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i justt put 22's on my srt8 but the tires hit the body everytime i drive over a speedbump or a pothole

what should i do?

ur help is much appreciated

a friend said that i should replace the springs
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Old 08-31-2007, 08:40 PM   #2 (permalink)
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What wheel size, and what offset? (I.E. 22x9, +15 offset)

What size tires?


With no info, except it hits the body, sounds like you'll need to roll your fenders. But with more info, these guys around here with all that expert knowledge can help you out better.
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yeah my tires are getting slashed up due to my fenders. it keeps buckling at the exact same spots everytime. i need to roll the entire fender for my 22's. i have H&R springs. the car sits a tad bit lower than most other people's.
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yeah my tires are getting slashed up due to my fenders. it keeps buckling at the exact same spots everytime. i need to roll the entire fender for my 22's. i have H&R springs. the car sits a tad bit lower than most other people's.
Are you using stock shocks with those springs? how long have you have the springs on the car?
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