have some rubbing on passenger side about 3-4 inches away from top of pinch weld where the sheet metal has a "bump" in it... can i pound that back ? very minor rubbing there, cant ever hear it i just see where it rubs a little. Most every other place is taken care of
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Picture and never have heard anyone having rubbing there.
What wheels etc are you running? backspacing etc ??
BET you could just heat it up some, use something to push it back and hold it there until it cools. We've installed smaller lifts and bigger tires and not had any issues like that before here
But from your picture your backspacing looks like it could be the problem
16x7 with 4" backspacing and 255/70/16
about here is where i get the rubbing, not much room to push it back with heat, just hits sheet metal. Mine is very minimal, maybe ill try heat again tomorrow. Have all the rubbing areas pushed back i just need to go back and clean them all up
not my pick just for reference.
about here is where i get the rubbing, not much room to push it back with heat, just hits sheet metal. Mine is very minimal, maybe ill try heat again tomorrow. Have all the rubbing areas pushed back i just need to go back and clean them all up
not my pick just for reference.
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Not much you can do in that area since you can't beat it back any, just a " step down " in the metal in that area
MORE LIFT !!! :happy175:
I would assume that this is the area that is giving you issues.
Like I stated not much can be done there really.
Like I stated not much can be done there really.
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I suppose you could always pull the liner out and whack that are really good a few licks LOL Then liner back in and reshape some more
seems someone said they tried that LOL
i saw a youtube video of a guy that took his fender liners out and was doing that. He had a pretty nice set up it looked like. I went with 3/8 clevis right before the tires were put on, ill go up to 1/2'' in the near future, i believe the 1/2 was recommended with the ironman lift anyway
