sicminded

in suspension section:

https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...72#post4567872

might sell the two front 17x9 +43 with 255/40 with less than 10 miles. less than 100 by tomorrow tho.

late,
chris

r0t0r-rooter

If you rub thru the fender liner (or remove it), you will start rubbing the thick wad of wires.
Have you thought about going with a 35 instead of 40?

maxpesce

Also the liner is part of the ducting that takes the heated air from the cooler(s) back to the Fender Vents.
W/O the fender liners the cooler(s) will be exposed to all the road debris thrown up by the tires and the the tires & brakes will be exposed to extra heat from the oil cooler(s)

rynberg

With stock suspension? There is no way you should be hitting the fender liners. Those tires are essentially the same diameter as stock. You must have a problem with your suspension....

themcneal

iTrader: (1)

Could it be the worn spring isolators / pads in front?

Mazda Part Numbers
FD01-34-110C / upper mount / 43.02 each (need 2) upper
FD01-28-012 / lower isolators / 11.64 each (need 2) lower

Mike

sicminded

thanks for the help, but whoa, no idea what those are. doing search now.

chris

themcneal

iTrader: (1)

Sorry about the cryptic part numbers, that is the rubber above and below the front springs, if this is old, crumbled, overly worn (ie: compressed completely flat), that could also possible lower your ride height.