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lifting widetrack flares

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lifting widetrack flares

Post by ZOOK60 »

just wanted to know if any one had lifted their flares to gain more tyre clerance . if so how much and how did you go about it
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Post by redzook »

N*A*M has just done this although he hasnt put the flairs back on

there are plenty of sites out on the net on how to do it
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love_mud has done it pretty cleanly
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Re: lifting widetrack flares

Post by Luigi Malone »

jake lawson wrote:just wanted to know if any one had lifted their flares to gain more tyre clerance . if so how much and how did you go about it


I lifted my front flares some years ago as I thought they were cutting my tyres. Twas the inner guard eh?
You need to drill the spot welds out and repair the rust that is bound to be underneath.
I then raised about 1.5 inches and just silastic sealed them back on and drilled three holes for 6mm bolts to secure them. One each end and one in the middle. Worked fine.
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