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1991 Festiva problems (suspension & trans)
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I run 165/60-13's with lowering springs & have no hitting or scrapes at all.
I had 175/70-13's & they would scrape in the rear on hard bumps.
Had no problems with the 175/70-13's before I lowered the car.
Check www.tireeasy.com
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I'm thinking your offset is in the Zero direction too much. Those almost look like RWD wheels to me. (RWD= Rear wheel drive).
Like stated above, Festiva's like the 35-40 offset.Jerry
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Okay so I finally had time to check the trans fluid and it was simply low on fluid. Went ahead and changed it and now she is perfectly fine! But on the scraping issue, I have wanted to purchase new rims anyway so what do you guys think would be the best wheel/tire combo to keep my car from doing this? And should I consider replacing any suspension parts since the car is old and could use it anyways?Last edited by dustin6654; 02-23-2015, 10:40 AM.
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Make sure any wheel you get is in the 35-40 offset range. A 165/60/13 tire will fit nicely on the correct offset rimDan
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Originally posted by dustin6654 View PostOkay so I finally had time to check the trans fluid and it was simply low on fluid. Went ahead and changed it and now she is perfectly fine! But on the scraping issue, I have wanted to purchase new rims anyway so what do you guys think would be the best wheel/tire combo to keep my car from doing this? And should I consider replacing any suspension parts since the car is old and could use it anyways?
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