hey i got 17 inch rims with 45 tires, i'm looking to go with 1 finger gap or no finger gap in the rear. Please account speed bumps and minor flaws in the road, do i need to roll my fenders? If i don't what could happen?

 

yes you will more than likely rub with a drop on 17's and if you don't roll your fenders they will start tearing away rubber from your sidewalls

 

what if i banned everyone from riding in the back seat/groceries etc?
im worried about chipping paint

 

Why is miss-information like this allowed. We don't even know what year this guys car is.... we don't know what kind of wheels he has.
With the proper sized wheel and tire, you won't even need to get near you fender's.
What are the dimentions of your wheels burgernuds? (width and offset are most important)

 

i have a 7th gen coupe
with 215/45/ 17
im on tight two finger gap now and i dont notice any rubbing.
would like to go down to no finger gap or at least 1 finger gap

 

sorry i wasn't thinking clearly at the time i was just thinking of how my eg rubs right now, but when i had my 02 dropped with 18's it didn't rub. so you are right i did misinform him

 

so its okay if i have no finger gap?

 

Its more less a trial and error situation. Depends if your suspension is hard or soft and how bad the roads are that you travel. I would almost have to think you will rub with 215's beings I rubbed with 205's but alot of it depends on the width and offset like said before. Drop it down and try it and if it rubs either modify things or lift back up till it doesn't rub anymore.

 

i've got 205/40/17"s with Tein S-Techs (1.7" rear drop, 1.9" front drop), and i rarely scrape......of course it has happened from time to time and some big pot holes and super steep hills, but normally i am perfectly fine.

 

if i rub will i feel it in the ride quality or will that F' up my fender/tires before i realize it?