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hi...i have a set of 17x8.5 rims with 35 offset on my 89 300e...the tires that are on there are 215/45/17 dunlop 9000s..with such a wide rim/tire combination, i have about 15mm of tire sticking past the fender. i have no rubbing when i drive in a straight line or when i make comfortable turns..however, when i take the ramp at a quicker speed or when i take a quick turn, there is a small amount of rubbing. my question is: will a fender roll solve the problem, and will the extra stiffness achieved from lowering the car with eiabch progressive springs compensate for the shorter distance from the fender to the wheel..thanks...
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This question is best addressed to Luke and the rest of the gang in Wheels and Tires forum.
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