mine rubbed both sides lowered 60mm on 17's, until i solved it all ;)

mine rubs drivers side at back, lowered 60mm on 17s

it will only do it oneside cos corsas arent perfectly symetrical. they all do it. remove the top 2 arch bolts and glue the arch back on with trim adheasive.

shock might be fooked but it wouldn't make a difference.

pretty much all corsa's sit lower on the passenger side than the driver side, mine is lowered 60mm on just springs on et49 16's, rubbed back left slightly.
what u need to do is take 2 arch bolts out at the top on either side. if the wheels hitting the metal arch which it probably is u need to take the plastic bit off and get a rubber mallet and knock the lip out slightly. best put some waxoil on it incase u cracked any of the paint when bending the arch.
thats what i did, nothing rubs now.

the bolts holding the arch on need sanding down.
if it still carries on rubbing you need to get the grinder out and take some of the arch out.

i have the same problem, and i think a few other people do aswell, there was a post about it a while back. im lowered 40mm on 17's btw

Sorry didnt read post properly, dint realise it was just one side!!! DOH!! Erm....yeah id say maybe the shock on that side is fecked!!

n app before id bought them they had never done any milage?

cud it be possible that the back left is fecked?

ive fitted full kit?

U replaced just springs or shocks aswell?? If you've just done the springs try uprating the shocks as this will stiffen things up!! Also it might be rubbing on the rear arch bolts....if so take the middle 2 out....it isnt visable from the outside!! Hope it helps dude :thumbs:

maybe ur shock is fucked on that side mate

ive just lowered it 60mm on 16's offset 45 n the back left is rubbing quite bad what is it exactly i need to do to sort it out ....cheers