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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Mar 2005
      Location
      Woodbine, MD
      Posts
      2,770
      Country Flag: United States
      Quote Originally Posted by CanMove View Post
      I have a 87 Grand National.
      i just recieved all my Ride Tech Level II coil over kit. Front sway bar.
      i went with Detroit Speed rear upper and lower control arms and rear sway bar.
      Also their front brace kit.



      Right now i have some 20X8.5 -19 offset Foose Nitrious rims on the car.
      do you think i will have major rub issues when i install all of this?
      my front tires rub when i hit big bumps now. I have a 1/2 spacer under front springs now too in order to relieve some of the runbing.
      Im going to order new rims over the winter. Better pro touring rims.
      I just want to be sure i can drive home from shop after coil over kit is all installed.
      Thanks Rich
      The coilover kit is designed to lower the car about 2" if I remember correctly but can be adjusted lower. I am running Fronts 18x9 4.75"bs, 275/35/18 tire
      Rears 18x10.5 6"bs, 295/35/18 tire. The front will rub on an off camber turn but that's about it.
      Douglas Lutes
      1988 Monte Carlo SS

      "Never race anything you can't afford to set on fire and push off a cliff."


    2. #2
      Join Date
      Mar 2016
      Location
      Ottawa, Canada
      Posts
      2
      Country Flag: Canada
      Quote Originally Posted by SicMonte View Post
      The coilover kit is designed to lower the car about 2" if I remember correctly but can be adjusted lower. I am running Fronts 18x9 4.75"bs, 275/35/18 tire
      Rears 18x10.5 6"bs, 295/35/18 tire. The front will rub on an off camber turn but that's about it.
      Did you roll your fenders to fit those wheels/tires (front? rear?)? Why I'm asking it's because I'm running 18x9, 275/35/18 in the back of my 83 Grand Prix and the tire is about 1/4" from the frame.




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