This is true sometimes you must pull fenders to clear the wheels. Looks like wheel size is fine, what tire size do you have? Sometimes you have to get a less meatier tire to clear fenders. I have the same wheel size but my tires are 235/40R18. The 235's give it a bit of a stretch look but it clears the fenders on my aggressive drop. Also look into getting Whiteline Roll Center Kit. Helps ALOT! I put it on both my Evo's noticeable difference in handling & bump steer when riding low ?

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Hello,



Thanks - I do have whiteline roll kit - I think the Feel441 just have a ton of travel compared to my bilsteins with swift springs. Like the ride just feels more bouncy and clearing is rubbing.



I'm running a 265 / 35 / 18.



Yeah maybe it's my tire ... hmm .. bummer. Well I plan to roll my rears (and if possible my fronts) this weekend so I'm hoping that helps a bit. Not sure how I will autox with this setup w/the rubbing.



Thanks for the feedback elivo

 

I run a 18 x 9.5 +15 offset. My tire is 265/35. I had to roll the rear fender lip, and had to mold the front fender liner with heat and a hammer. But did not have to roll anything up front. You have a bit more offset which will push the wheel out a little more though.

IMHO, a 235 tire will look dumb on a 9.5" wheel. Too much stretch


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Yup 235 is a stretch look but if you're running that offset its a quick fix, or change the wheel for a +15 or maybe +20. I just couldn't return my wheels after powder coating prior to checking fitment. Lesson learned. GL OP

 

I run 18x10.5 et22, tires are 275s on ohlins. I needed to run both front or rear. Also worked over the front inner fender wells. No rubbing on the body, some on the inner fender well under full suspension load. Just make sure to use a heat gun on the paint when rolling the fender lip.

 

Believe it or not, we cut the lip on the rear fenders on our x, and now run a 275 tire on 18x9.5 +15 wheels. No rubbing at all!

 

With a +22 offset, you would need to roll the rears. No need to roll and pull though.