15x7 et29 Will it rub?

[DKDK]

I found som alloy's i world lige for My starlet, the Are 15x7 et 29, and has a 175-55 tyre, wil they rub bad?

Thanks

OH and it's an ep91 na

[NewbieLewby]

Depends how low you are

If it's only 40 mm or so you should be fine

Do a willtheyfit.com

[daniel_g]

175 on a 7J will have a bit of a stretch so doubt you'll get rubbing.... or traction lol.

I run 195 on a 6.5J

[richardc9052]

Yeah if theres is rubbing on that setup its because your absolutely slammed without an adj panhard rod and it will only be rubbing on one side lol. they will be spot on mate.

[olidaviesuk]

Should go fine mate, the amount of stretch you'll have on the sidewalls will be loads so not gonna have square tyre shoulders lol, worst case a light roll of the arches

[JayJ]

I had 15x7 ET28 with 195/45, coilovers, no panhard rod, no arch work, no rubbing.

[MR-2]

Little bit flexible rear without panhard JayJ Adjustable panhard is maybe needed, specially lowered...

[richardc9052]

Does the adjustable panhard rod make that much of a difference at tightening the rear end

[MR-2]

It's not tightening anything, it's there only for centerin axle and keeping it there. Only need adjusting if chacing riding height much.

[daniel_g]

Adjustable panhards normally have poly bushes so replacing an old worn unit might tighten up the back slightly. Plus you can get the rear axle 100% centered.

[richardc9052]

I know about the adjustment but Daniel got me. Just wouldn't have thought there would be much movement in the panhard rod in the first place. I've fitted one purely to center the axle but they come with polybushes so it was worth the ask lol

[daniel_g]

There would only be movement if the old bushes were worn

[JayJ]

Little bit flexible rear without panhard JayJ Adjustable panhard is maybe needed, specially lowered...

Haha, adjustable one I meant ;)