Rubbing
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Rubbing
So after having the new rims on for a week now, I'm noticing that my rear tires are rubbing ever so slightly (mostly when I'm backing out of my drive way). So should I just roll the fenders, run more negative camber, raise the rear up a bit and get a realignment or just live with it?
Last edited by Dakkerz; 03-06-2008 at 04:00 PM.
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Originally Posted by Gilley
I can roll a fender in about 15 minutes with a rubber mallot and a heat gun. I wish I could get $75 for both fenders to roll them.
He said he'd do both fenders for $75. That's $75 cheaper than the bid you just got and everyone know Sean will do a good job!
Use some of the money you'll save to drive over to Orlando and back...
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Originally Posted by _jb
Sean does a great job.
He said he'd do both fenders for $75. That's $75 cheaper than the bid you just got and everyone know Sean will do a good job!
Use some of the money you'll save to drive over to Orlando and back...
He said he'd do both fenders for $75. That's $75 cheaper than the bid you just got and everyone know Sean will do a good job!
Use some of the money you'll save to drive over to Orlando and back...
I thought it over today and I think I'm just going to raise it up 1/8 of an inch until I have time to make it up to Orlando since I'm going to be really busy this month.
- Saving for a house is starting to cut into my fun time