wheel catching arch

[jonny-boi32]

has anyone had any problem with tyres catching on rear driver arch?? the other 3 corners are fine but just this 1 catching. i even changed the rear shocks and springs and its only lower on 35mm apexi springs. and i have only 15s on it.

 

[madman]

you will need a adjustable rear panhard rod to pull the wheel back in

 

[Idrees]

As you lower the car, your rear wheels move out of alignment. You need an adjustable panhard rod, also known as stabaliser bar to fix your problem.

 

[jonny-boi32]

are they handy enough got?? but why only the one corner??

 

[madman]

clicky or else the budget way clicky

because when you lower the car it shits the rear axel to the side thus causing it to catch

 

[TomS]

You can buy them off the traders on here
http://www.tm-developments.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=31_32_16&products_id=288

or you can make one for yourself

http://www.toyotagtturbo.com/forums/showthread.php?t=50882

 

[Idrees]

PM Glanza_dan I think he has a Cusco one for sale, probably one of the best you can get tbh.

 

[TomS]

Beaten

 

[madman]

Beaten

OWNED

 

[ollie1.3i]

same thing is happenin with me panhard rod seem to be the answer tho

 

[Gryzor]

the adjustable panhard rod will only fix it if theres enough clearance for the rear axle to move towards the passenger side.

A second option is to take a trip to a body shop and ask them to shape the lip that few millimeters so it stops rubbing.

 

[gaetano_onsov]

I had the same problem and i got a ajustable panhard rod also and it sorted it out. I got a whiteline one which was a bit of pain in the arse because you cant ajust it after its fitted. Been told you can ajust the RSR onces once fited.

 

[Starlet_Sam]

I take it you know your offset is correct?

 

[jonny-boi32]

yeah its the right offset, but thinkin of throwin my 14s on again if i get them sprayed and they didnt catch. but def gonna have to get one of them anyway. thanks for the help everyone.

 

[_GAZ_EP85_]

yeah get a adjustable rod on it and bring it across abit, and if it still rubs remove the arch trim, roll back the arch and trim the arch trim back and clue it back on, got mine pretty low on the back ad dont rub at all

 

[Gryzor]

fender roller...
http://www.nengun.com/nengun/fender-roller

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqiTfYyaI1A