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Rear guard suggestions?

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Rear guard suggestions?

Post by Toj0 »

I need to cut / shape the rear guards on my coily. I will be running 33" JT2's on toy diffs and rangie a-frame. I've finished the diff swap but am getting rub at the rear of the guard.

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This is with a set of balding 31's. Suspension is 2"body lift, 5"suspension lift


Any suggestions on how I should cut / shape the guards?
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Post by sierrajim »

I trimmed/tubbed mine originally. That was with standard springs, 2" body lift and 35" boggers.

The rear springs were not working properley but the tyres rubbed a little.

Or just cut the back off. :twisted:
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Post by Toj0 »

Two things I've considered - 6"Wrangler flares and cut away the rest, reposition the fuel filler and;

Pipe n panel, very similar to the rear guards on the Sierra ute in Feb05 4wd monthly pp213-220. If I do this I'll bend and plate, then cut the existing away and slide the new guard in, leaving the existing back.

Either way I have to cover the tyres which stick 3" outside of the existing flare.
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Post by redzook »

virtual lift i cleared 37s with just a spoa and the rear diff is back 2.5 inches
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Post by Toj0 »

Redzook - any chance of a closeup picture of your rear guards.
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Post by redzook »

Toj0 wrote:Redzook - any chance of a closeup picture of your rear guards.


not today as it is raining :lol:

i done pretty similar to this but i just lifted the rear of the flair and left the front of it in the stock spot
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Post by bigsteve »

redzook wrote:virtual lift i cleared 37s with just a spoa and the rear diff is back 2.5 inches


Damn Tim

I actually half like the monkey barred tinny with decent rubber under her :cool:
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