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  1. Thanks, there are signs on the outside of the tire and the inner fender area (painted area) … sorry I failed to mention it is outside tire fender rub. The signs to exist.
  2. Just purchased a 2000 996 cabrio, the previous owner mentioned the tire rub. I am sitting on a new set of pilot sports but I want to understand the rub issue first before they are installed. These are stock 255 40-17, and the tires on the car do show signs of fender rub. Is this just as simple as a weak coil spring or is it possible the car has been lowered and can be returned to normal ride height ? And how would that be done. Do coil spring spacers exist to shore up weak springs? Or is this possibly a camber issue ? This is not going to be a track car, I am simply working through it as a hobby project … Thanks
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