if your replacing your shocks, u might as well just look for a spring/strut combo and lower it

 

we gotta know where its rubbing, fender? wheel well? what rims are these? because your car with stock height and 195/60-15 tires should not be rubbing

 

im lowered about 2" and i have the samesize tires and NEVER rub

 

can you take a pic of the side view of your car, this might help us a little bit.

 

yeah, either that or ur shocks r beat

 

What is the offset on the wheels??? Is it rubbing on the inside or outside of the wheel??? How many miles on the clock??? Has the car ever been lowered (is so I would guarentee they are blown, speaking from experience)

Posting pics will help alot!!

Oh and before I lowered my civic. I ran a set of 15x7 on 205/50r15's and had lots of rubbing but they were also low offset and off of a 1986 BMW 318i. Any dip in the road or hard corner or speed bump or 3-4 people in the car resulted in lots o rubbing. only had them on for 2 weeks.


STevo

 

No, 195/50/15


195/60/15 are too big, I would start there by getting the correct tire size.

 

yea 195/50/15 sorry i got 205/50/15 on my teg

 

He never coming back? lol

 

prolly not