Rims with pics!



Before

And after

and yes, they are rubbing, had the shop take off a little so I could at least get home, now its just down to the inner fender, you can see the section outlined in marker of what needs to go. thats for both sides....annnnnnd I dont have ANY power tools......

looks MUCHHH better! Congrats 
But wow they took alot off....
All ya needed to do was to cut a chuck out of the back part, leave the fender edge, then just hammer the edge back. Keeps the finished look [&o] And you dont need to go quite as high on the well cover..just give it a couple miles of driving and turning, and youll see a nice clean spot on the well where ya need to trim
But just make sure you sand it down...I have a few chunks from my tires where I didn't sand down and a turn + bump takes a little bump rightttttttt outta the tread!

But wow they took alot off....
All ya needed to do was to cut a chuck out of the back part, leave the fender edge, then just hammer the edge back. Keeps the finished look [&o] And you dont need to go quite as high on the well cover..just give it a couple miles of driving and turning, and youll see a nice clean spot on the well where ya need to trim

But just make sure you sand it down...I have a few chunks from my tires where I didn't sand down and a turn + bump takes a little bump rightttttttt outta the tread!
well I just finished bashing and grinding, so now i can go lock to lock without rubbing. Didnt have to cut out a big hunk like the picture....just bashed it
also got a lovely little gash on my left pointer finger due to the grinder [:-] but it was totally worth it ha! is there a doctor in the house?
So my backyard mechanic let me borrow his garage for the morning and suggested i fill the, now open, areas with expanding foam to keep grit out, which seems like a good idea, that and I think i can fit mud flaps back on, so at least if the tire does rub it will be a smooth surface

also got a lovely little gash on my left pointer finger due to the grinder [:-] but it was totally worth it ha! is there a doctor in the house?
So my backyard mechanic let me borrow his garage for the morning and suggested i fill the, now open, areas with expanding foam to keep grit out, which seems like a good idea, that and I think i can fit mud flaps back on, so at least if the tire does rub it will be a smooth surface

HIGH FIVE! Got any pics on how much you ended up taking off? From the pictures on your thread when you first got your tires, it looked like a VERY tight fit. With the new wheels it only looks like it would be more complicated.
That is a good idea about the mudflaps, rather than have the tires rub against sharp metal, it would probably be a little better to rub against something smooth.
That is a good idea about the mudflaps, rather than have the tires rub against sharp metal, it would probably be a little better to rub against something smooth.
Looks good. I like the tyres & that's something like what I want whenmine needreplacing. Already my tyres are pretty close to the fenders so I'll need to be wary of tyre size. I see you guys all refer to tyre size in inches. Is this from road to top of tyre? If so mine at the moment are 27" (BF Goodrich T/A P235/70R15 102S MS - whatever the 102S MSmeans). So if I want to go to 31" I'll need to cut away at the fenders as well - or maybe do a body lift. By the way blazinloud & WolfPackyour rims also look like 15"right?. I have the same ones &had beenpondering on upgrading to 17", although I understand that at 17" tyre choice for on/off road is very limited (in NZ anyway).





