Need atleast a 3" lift in rear
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I have my fenders cut but there's still about 1/8-1/4"" of lip still left. And it's hitting on the outside. I will take pics tomorrow when I get up, I'm at work now until 6am. My rear tires are Nitto NT555 275x35x18, rims are 18x9 +45. I still have stock suspension so maybe my rear coils are shot.
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get the wheels machined to increase the offset , youll want it closer to 52 , but they can only machine so much from the hub of the wheel , so youll end up with like 48-50mm , which should help with your cut lips
also clean up the lips and put tape on them and drive it and see where the tire is hitting , and see of you can trim a little more in that spot
drag bags , and/or lovells or red springs in stock height will help also
also clean up the lips and put tape on them and drive it and see where the tire is hitting , and see of you can trim a little more in that spot
drag bags , and/or lovells or red springs in stock height will help also
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Pretty sure all I need is new springs. And I'm going to order them when I order my clutch tomorrow from SNL. I'll be getting the Lovells 370mm.
If I'm reading this right it means from center of rim to bottom of my fender? I measured that and it's 13.5" and 370mm is 14.5" so I'll gain an extra 1" of clearance. That with a stiffer spring should be good.
"US" Stock Height Rear Springs-400lb spring rate
370MM ride height measured from center of hub to wheel lip
370MM ride height measured from center of hub to wheel lip
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yeah that should be good , might also wanna change the rear shocks too , as it will help
the stock springs sag pretty bad , they get beat on while on the boat coming to the US , and in the front the strut mounts take the beating
the stock springs sag pretty bad , they get beat on while on the boat coming to the US , and in the front the strut mounts take the beating