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Suspension/Spring Problem

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chowda633

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Dec 31, 2003
Newport, Rhode Island
I put some new springs on today to replace the tokio springs and they seem to be too low! I have tokio gas shocks but it seems like its rubbing now. Not much I don't think but a bit and I can smell the tire when I was driving back to the barraks.

Can I drive like this? I checked the tires and they were fine not that warm at all.

And what can I do to fix this problem? I have cam ajusters on the front haven't put the back one's on yet.

Thanks,
Josh
 
you can roll the inner fender. most likely if you get a camber it it will correct your camber, however may induce more rubbing also. Mine did. I took a baseball abd and a hammer and rolled the unner lip up, and pulled it out al il bit to make room for my rims and tires. GL man
 
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