Lately I have noticed an abundance of the word “actually” in Reddit posts. Most of the time, its presence is superfluous. To a lesser degree, “genuinely” is also commonly used in a similar capacity. Would anyone care to share a theory of why this is? Are they AI posts, or non-native English speakers, or data broker trying to interject a note of humanity?
Hi folks, I’m at an impasse and need advice: I did a bunch of research and settled on 215/75r15 tires with 15x7 rims with +15 offset. I installed new Monroe quick struts from Rock Auto with a 1” spacer in the rear, same coilovers in the front with no spacers. Looks great, but the darn thing scrapes pretty bad when I hit bumps or put weight in the back. Took off the mud flaps, hammered the pinch welds, even trimmed upper wheel well behind the plastic trim, but it’s still doing it. I know in the photo it looks like it’s hitting in the front but after weighing it down, I think it’s the top. I’m wondering what to do next to fix it. I’d rather not spend the coin for a higher lift and sub frame drop, nor do I want to buy smaller tires, but is that my only choice? I do have a rear camber problem, so TruHart camber arms are on the way for the rear. I thought I’d seen plenty of people run this size tire with stock suspension and no rubbing! Frustrating!