Hello, i want to lower my camper and have got a set of black porsche cup 3 alloys so they are as wide as the lip of the archs. so when i lower the beast it will prob fowl the arches when going over speed bumpes n dips n stuff. has any one rolled there arches or widened them?
cheers for any info or sugestions. scott in plymouth
Both are 8.5 inches wide by 17 with 205 50 tyres. I think the et is 50 with the 25 mm adapters should be et25? I'm guessing
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i suppose with stiffer springs and shocks the van wont lean as hard when cornering. It'll look mean and if it does rub i'll poss roll the arches or narrower tyres?
g60steve wrote:8.5" wide alloys on the front with an effective ET of 25 and lowered means there's going to be tyre/arch contact at some time i'm afraid Scott.
Cheers, i'll see soon.
My mate reckons when i lower it the wheels might tuck in a bit more due to the swing of the wishbone which will help.
i'll post pics when i do it so you can all shake your heads in disbelief
Ha ha.
i am on my third set of lowering springs and have finaly got it right, i went full avo and the ride is great, no wheel/arch contact. would it be poss to put a thinner shim in the front? or will it start fouling the front sus then?
225/40s up front and 245/40s on the back all with lowered springs slightly raked towards the front. I also fitted a set of Bilstein sport shocks on the front and have some spring adjust's to fit on the front to help with the bounce.
No fowling of the arches either, and it corners great.
ricicles wrote:i am on my third set of lowering springs and have finaly got it right, i went full avo and the ride is great, no wheel/arch contact. would it be poss to put a thinner shim in the front? or will it start fouling the front sus then?
HMMMM Full AVOs. Will check it out. Cant reduce the spacers / adapters really, could possibly get them skimmed down 5mm if needed.