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Did this over the weekend. 2" lift and some cragar soft 8's and 31x10.5x15 Chaparral A/T Steel Radials
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Did this over the weekend. 2" lift and some cragar soft 8's and 31x10.5x15 Chaparral A/T Steel Radials
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It rubs a bit when i turn all the way. I was going to trim up the fenders just enough where it wouldn't rub. Probably about an inch.
Originally Posted by Sametal
It rubs a bit when i turn all the way. I was going to trim up the fenders just enough where it wouldn't rub. Probably about an inch.
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I'll give you some advice lol. I trimmed my flares when I sized up to 31s because they would rub whenever I'd pull into my driveway.
Basically what I did was take a razor knife and heat it with a torch for about a minute. Once the knife it heated up, you can cut through the flare like it's butter. I trimmed the bottom of the flare (where it meets the rocker panel area) completely off and removed the small bolt that once held it on. After it was all trimmed up... no more rubbing!
Basically what I did was take a razor knife and heat it with a torch for about a minute. Once the knife it heated up, you can cut through the flare like it's butter. I trimmed the bottom of the flare (where it meets the rocker panel area) completely off and removed the small bolt that once held it on. After it was all trimmed up... no more rubbing!
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You wouldn't have any advice on how to do it correctly do you CNWXJ?
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Well after a series of unfortunate events and luck, I've had to replace my front end - and in doing so I stumbled upon a cold air intake while at the pick and pull. Best 20 bucks I ever spent I'm not sure about running the truck without a bumper, but I sprayed it black under the grill and I think it looks really cool. Also had to trim the fenders so that they were the same height as the bottom of the grill without the bumper. Oh and wheel spacers and removed fender flares. Too much stuff haha. Pics below. Oh and I went and got it really muddy hehe. I'm keen to put another bumper on it and I've seen a few that guys have fabbed up here on the forums, preferably with a winch mount. Does anyone have specs and pictures that they might be able to throw my way?
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pulled the air filter box and air filter out to clean it. wow, looked like it'd been dunked in a bucket of oil, even the filter has oil in it. wth would cause that? anyhoo, scrubbed it real good and left it to dry all night. now to get a new filter, and a friggin starter so i can drive her again. and (fingers crossed) hopefully pass inspecton so it'll be legal so i can move.
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Originally Posted by Sametal
Did this over the weekend. 2" lift and some cragar soft 8's and 31x10.5x15 Chaparral A/T Steel Radials
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