HELP! Tire Rubs!
#1
HELP! Tire Rubs!
I put 33x12.5xR15 Cooper Discoverer ST's one and on the passenger side it hits the fender when I turn right but when I turn left it clears the driver side by at least an inch.
Does this mean my alignment is off, or does this mean one side is settled more and I need to do a lift?
If a lift, what type (body, suspension, or Add-A-Leaf), how many inches, and where is the best place to get one?
Does this mean my alignment is off, or does this mean one side is settled more and I need to do a lift?
If a lift, what type (body, suspension, or Add-A-Leaf), how many inches, and where is the best place to get one?
Last edited by ScottsdaleK5; 09-11-2011 at 10:56 PM.
#2
this might help
is this on your k5 ?
Edit: have you done any lift to it ?
wow the forums been freazeing up on me
Last edited by xgiovannix12; 09-11-2011 at 11:00 PM.
#3
Yes it's on my K5, and I haven't done any lift, and I have considered cutting them, but I don't wanna unless I absolutely need to. I think I am going to get an alignment anyway because I haven't had one since I've owned it, if that doesn't work and I don't wanna lift it, I will just cut them.
Its been freezing on me too.
Its been freezing on me too.
#4
oh a body lift would fix it or i dont know if you can do 2 inch shackle lift with a 1.5 tbar crank
I never lifted a k5 before
I never lifted a k5 before
#5
Well, I just decided to cut the fenders because with winter around the corner I dont have enough time or money to get it done. Pictures are on my profile if you wanna see.
#6
looks good at least no more rubbing =)
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