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Hi mate, I see you've got the 245/75/16s on factory alloys - do they rub on full lock? If so, would putting them on LR steels make any difference? I ask because mine are rubbing on full lock on steels and I wonder if transferring them to alloys would make any difference.
They both have the same off set +33 so there would be no difference
Cheers Peter
Ah thanks, I didn't know that, so that rules out that idea.
Hey Pete, I went with the Procomp shocks. I've had them in the past and I like the ride they give. I got the long ones for the back just for the extra wheel travel if I ever need it.Quote:
Originally Posted by flyreels
Let me know when you up in town next time and we'll try to catch up ;)
Thanks for that mate, I will let you know when I am coming up next mate and I will make sure we can catch up.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2_door
Cheers Pete
Factory steels are the same width and offset so wont make any difference - and they dont rub, only 265+ width will on stock rims.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
Well mine are certainly rubbing on full lock.
Well mine are certainly rubbing on full lock.
From What I have found models before 95 rub with 245/75/16 and after do not.
What year is your?
1995.
Well there goes my theory thenQuote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
I seem to recall there was some kind of update mid-1995, but I don't remember the details.