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Old 09-04-04, 10:13 AM
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I have 18" SSR wheels, and they rub on my front fender. Does anyone make a nice wider fender kit for our cars? I dont want anything crazy looking just something that works. I am sick of rubbing....Help
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Check this thread:
https://www.rx7club.com/interior-exterior-audio-26/good-perspective-feed-fenders-341304/

Have you tried rolling your fenders?
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Ya I tried, my car has h&R springs, and koni adj.
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Ya I tried, my car has h&R springs, and koni adj.
With 18's, you should do coilovers. That will give you all the adjustability you need. You can add Ground Control coilvers to your existing Koni's for $600.
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Who makes the nice looking fenders on that page? I like the ones with the 2 scoopes
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so for 600 I can make the problem go away?
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you've posted in the wrong section of thr fourm......should be in the interior/exterior section.....

back to topic; $600 dollars you could make the problem go away? hah search around and you'l probably might even get it for less..
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Who makes the nice looking fenders on that page? I like the ones with the 2 scoopes
The ones with the two scoops are Wise fenders (cross between the Feed and Border fenders).

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so for 600 I can make the problem go away?
$600 will allow you to adjust your height you can can avoid rubbing. What are the tire and rim size (and offset) you are running now?
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Where can I get them I think they look great!!
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235/40/18 in the front, but im not sure of the offset...would these fenders work for me?
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my wheels
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The ones with the two scoops are Wise fenders (cross between the Feed and Border fenders).
Any pictures????

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Where can I get them I think they look great!!
http://www.rotaryextreme.com/feed.html

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235/40/18 in the front, but im not sure of the offset...would these fenders work for me?
IMO, you should try rolling your fenders or getting coilovers before replacing the fenders to solve rubbing.

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Any pictures????

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Check the first link I posted in this thread.
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Do you think if I went to a lower profile tire in the front I would be ok?




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