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  • #46
    Originally posted by charvell
    No mate, once I had bashed it about it was fine.
    i take it you are on about the bolt in the 2nd to last pic.I have trimmed the valance and arch a bit and the tyre now clears that
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    • #47
      Originally posted by stormforce
      i take it you are on about the bolt in the 2nd to last pic.I have trimmed the valance and arch a bit and the tyre now clears that
      Thats the one, it only took a couple of waks
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      • #48
        Originally posted by charvell
        Thats the one, it only took a couple of waks
        thanks mate i will give that a go in the morning
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        • #49
          I cut the bulgy bit off the mudflap off to clear Linda's 33's, lose the bolt and gently hammer the lip back. You can still have the inner arch liner, but I ditched ours.

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          • #50
            going to have the full alignment done at midday so will get the hammer out when i get home.
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            • #51
              i seemed to have eliminated the rubbing problem for the time by trimming a bit more from the front of the wheel arch.There is still a bit of rubbing when the truck leans to one side when corning sharply but i'll get that sorted again as i'll not corner so sharp in future
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              • #52
                What offset are those wheels Rich? I was looking at various today. Orig surf alloys -8mm, my 265/75-16s are -3mm, and the ones I've just bought are -32mm. Just wondering whether I'm gonna need a big or small hammer...

                I'm guessing that more neg is necessary the wider you go (to a certain extent) as they wont protrude too far (13.5" width) so I wont need to add too much polypropylene sheet extension to the arch!

                Anyway, we'll know next tuesday.
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                • #53
                  Nce one Richard. I had the same rubbing issues as you and my off set on my rims are quite big. Took off the liner bit cut the sill bit and bent it back a bit. No more rubbing. Mine were also rubbing on the bumper as well so cut away an angled bit from the end cap. Later on i removed the bottom valance bit anyway and threw the butchered end caps away. Go on,you know you want to.
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                  • #54
                    So no comments on offset then?
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                    • #55
                      Originally posted by Apache
                      So no comments on offset then?
                      Sorry Andy i forgot all about it.i dont know what offset it is but i'll have a look and see if its on the rims tomorrow and get back to you.I did go out earlier to have a look and done something else instead
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                      • #56
                        No worries mate. I expect they are more than -20ish if they stick out that much though, from what I've been able to work out so far.

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                        • #57
                          Got a feeling the offset was in one of the threads when tony had them delivered, could've been the kids waiting for santa one.
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                          • #58
                            I was close it was in the pitbull rockers thread http://www.hiluxsurf.co.uk/forums/sh...67&postcount=7

                            -58mm
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                            • #59
                              Originally posted by nero279
                              I was close it was in the pitbull rockers thread http://www.hiluxsurf.co.uk/forums/sh...67&postcount=7

                              -58mm
                              thx nero that'll save me going out for a look now
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                              • #60
                                OK, so if the ones I've ordered are -32 (or -38, cant remember) it will be like adding 20mm to 26mm spacers I think.

                                Might need the larger hammer...
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