i watched your vids and saw the pictures on your fender rolling posts, and the problem i'm having is no where as bad as the problem you were having. I went outside and was actually able to cleanly roll the fenders justa bit, by pulling on them. This may have helped quite a bit just rolling them a little bit.

They only rub on hard turns that involve either hills or speed, and when people ride in the back.

Also when i was outside I checked to see how bouncy my springs are, and when ever i put all my weight on any corner of the car, it goes down and inch and a half and still isn't rubbing. it just rubs when people are in the back while around corners, or in the front when hard cornering. Only rubs while driving... and only a little. But it's still enough rubbing to either make me feel ghetto or squirm a little bit.

I'm getting the H&R OE sport springs and i think these should probably solve my problems.

I'll let you guys know how everything is going after i get the springs and put them on.

HOPEfully, this is all I need to do to fix this.


- thanks for the input and help/info on rolling fenders and such

 

I forgot to mention... I can't put the stock wheels back on, one of them has a flat tire. My dad got me new rims for christmas and he gave me them early because I ran over a nail. The tire store was out of less expensive tires and it would have cost 60 bucks plus 20 more for installation, so he just gave me the rims early.

 

i can't find the post about rolling fenders can some on post up the link

 

https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_455652/tm.htm

 

you can roll the fenders or you can check the gap between the inside of the wheel and the strut if there is a big enough gap you could always get you wheels machined (remove some metal from the centre of the wheel where it meets the hub) slightly changing the offset