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Front Wheels scrubs on Guard

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Front Wheels scrubs on Guard

Post by HI-LUXury »

I have a 93 model Dual cab hilux and I have 33 inch tyres on it, when going through a rut the front tyres hit on the bottom of the guard at the back of the wheel arch. How do I fix this problem? Cheers
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Post by bj42turbo »

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:D ;)
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Post by midi73 »

bj42turbo wrote:Image


:D ;)
LOL. Yep thats the one.
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Post by Guy »

I find that method a bit slow ..

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Post by HI-LUXury »

Cutting the guards? What the :roll:
I was thinking of maybe a bodylift or something, and If I needed a bodylift what things do I have to buy?
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Post by dogbreath_48 »

If it's hitting the rear edge of the front guard you could try moving your axel forward. Bit of a PITA with the torque rod and J-arm steering on a hilux though.
33's should go alright with a 30-50mm bodylift and maybe some hammer-time.

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Post by dogbreath_48 »

If it's hitting the rear edge of the front guard you could try moving your axel forward. Bit of a PITA with the torque rod and J-arm steering on a hilux though.
33's should go alright with a 30-50mm bodylift and maybe some hammer-time.

-Stu :)
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Post by kornstar »

It will soon sort itself out, Find bigger holes :rofl:
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Re: Front Wheels scrubs on Guard

Post by booflux »

HI-LUXury wrote:I have a 93 model Dual cab hilux and I have 33 inch tyres on it, when going through a rut the front tyres hit on the bottom of the guard at the back of the wheel arch. How do I fix this problem? Cheers
Is it IFS or solid axle?? What lift does it have. Failing that go the grinder and hammer :twisted:
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Post by virtha21 »

sledge hammer woked for me, bit of massaging the inner guards and 1"-2" body lift you'll be sweet.
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Post by Mattlux69 »

The mallet is the way to go, i have a 96 solid with 50mm body lift with 33"s and they always hit sooooo just give it a bash.
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