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PostPosted: Wed Sep 15, 2004 4:44 pm 
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My right rear scrapes on the rim when I have 4 people in the car and I go round left hand bends or over any sized bump.

Mini is hydro and the rears are 12's with stepped drums. Does anyone know how I can stop this?


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redfive wrote:
My right rear scrapes on the rim when I have 4 people in the car and I go round left hand bends or over any sized bump.

Mini is hydro and the rears are 12's with stepped drums. Does anyone know how I can stop this?


Yeah, fit a set of competition hydro rear bumpstops. Around $70 a set. Easy to fit, will make it turn in much better too. DON'T fit them on the front too, unless you are into rallies or offroad..!

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 16, 2004 11:06 am 
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I was hoping that was the answer :).

I was planning on putting shocks on the front. I've read your advice about the bump stops in other posts.

Thanks for the info.


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