fender just tried to destroy my tire!!!
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Could you be more specific where/how it is rubbing? How long its been going on, etc.
Rolling the fenders is about all you can do if its rubbing on the outside, besides stretching or metal work on the rear. Could be a simple fix, maybe the spacers with stock offset causing this problem?
Rolling the fenders is about all you can do if its rubbing on the outside, besides stretching or metal work on the rear. Could be a simple fix, maybe the spacers with stock offset causing this problem?
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Could you be more specific where/how it is rubbing? How long its been going on, etc.
Rolling the fenders is about all you can do if its rubbing on the outside, besides stretching or metal work on the rear. Could be a simple fix, maybe the spacers with stock offset causing this problem?
Rolling the fenders is about all you can do if its rubbing on the outside, besides stretching or metal work on the rear. Could be a simple fix, maybe the spacers with stock offset causing this problem?
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Roll the fenders or lose the spacers is my best guess for where to start.
I had terrible rubbing that rolling took care of 275/35R20. Just a 45 degree roll, don't score the paint and use a heat gun if you DIY
I had terrible rubbing that rolling took care of 275/35R20. Just a 45 degree roll, don't score the paint and use a heat gun if you DIY
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