Ever since i started with the B74, there was an issue withe rims rubbing on the ballcup of the steering arm. All Ballcups looked more or less like this after a certain amount of time:
![attrite ballcup](https://twacker.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/20220723_213956-edited-768x1024.jpg)
Jconcepts, ProLine and Associated rims rubbed on the inside, Schumacher rims more on the outside due to more offset:
![proline rim](https://twacker.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/proline-felge-reibt-scaled-e1658749568319-1020x1024.jpg)
![](https://twacker.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Schumacher-reibt-fast-nicht-scaled-e1658750355587-1024x846.jpg)
![](https://twacker.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Jconcepts-felge-reibt-scaled-e1658750213796-1024x897.jpg)
![](https://twacker.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Associated-felge-reibt-scaled-e1658749444765-1024x928.jpg)
This can be mitigated by removing the bumpsteer shim on the steering arm and / or set the front axle height from +3 to +2 or even +1. The Problem however returned, when i switched from stock to HT0 steering arms. The position of the ballstud moves a bit to the inside an rear.
![](https://twacker.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/20220517_132955-scaled-e1658749606226-1024x828.jpg)
I did not test them with my setup and ended up with two DNF during a race due to cracked up ballcups. With the above remedy through setup i also needed to remove some material from the inside of the rim. The method resembles the procedure of sanding down a tire and works best with a fixed power drill.