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Old Jun 9, 2011 | 10:45 PM
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Hi everyone. I've been reading this forum for a while and now I've decided to finally sign-up for an account. I've loved reading this forum.

I'm having slight rubbing issues at the rear, without having to roll my fenders and/or raise up my car a little, would it be okay to set my set of Tein MonoFlex to say 2-clicks counter-clockwise from the stiffest for the rear, and 8-clicks counter-clockwise from the stiffest for the front? Are there any potential/performance issues with this setup?

I'm running 255/35/19 up front, and 285/35/19 at the rear.

Greatly appreciate any help.
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Old Jun 10, 2011 | 12:04 AM
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The clickers for for the dampers, if you are rubbing you need to do something to keep the tire from touching. There are 2 basic ways of doing this, first is remove the obstruction (fender roll in your case ) and/or limit the suspension travel (bigger, bump stop). Damper adjustment and spring rate changes do none of this.

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Old Jun 12, 2011 | 06:19 PM
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Thanks Terrasmak! I think you're right and I shall be doing a fender roll soon. Let me see if I can get pictures up soon too.
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