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bunkVR4 Regular Date registered: Apr 2006 Location: various, usa Vehicle(s): 617a 460 lwb; 2001 g500, et al Posts: 56 | a bit of rubbing = spacers? i've got some tire rubbing on the frame (see attached pictures) if the solution is spacers where could i buy them? longer bolts too? come to think of it, i also need a proper lug wrench and jack. any suggestions? thanks, brian (rub day.jpg) (rub night.jpg) Attachments ---------------- rub day.jpg (51KB - 10 downloads) rub night.jpg (45KB - 11 downloads) | ||
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bwillie Date registered: Dec 1899 Location: Vehicle(s): | RE: a bit of rubbing = spacers? If it is only rubbing a little you could adjust the steer stop. You would loose a little turning radius, but you would not have to deal with spacers. | ||
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TWODOGS Extreme Veteran Date registered: Apr 2006 Location: UK Vehicle(s): Norwegian Army 240GD Posts: 584 | Re: a bit of rubbing = spacers? thats the way Twodogs | ||
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bunkVR4 Regular Date registered: Apr 2006 Location: various, usa Vehicle(s): 617a 460 lwb; 2001 g500, et al Posts: 56 | Re: a bit of rubbing = spacers? thanks! that makes sense, but could have already been done by the prior owner, but i'll look into it. any ideas where to find correct lug wrench and jack? (or even a suggested superior aftermarket jack, etc.) | ||
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