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Well he said we might need to just trim a little bit but pretty much said they will go straight in without too much headache. Cant wait to see it sat up there with them beauties on!
It is Charles at Bardhills Garden Centre on the A52 going into Notts - think it's his family business, and he just runs his 4x4 garage alongside the Garden Centre - top bloke too.
Albannach - righto cheers mate, will get that sorted this wk too - i will obviously need to have the new steering idler on first though yes?!
They won't mate. You will have to lift the truck to run 33s.
Well he said we might need to just trim a little bit but pretty much said they will go straight in without too much headache. Cant wait to see it sat up there with them beauties on!
It is Charles at Bardhills Garden Centre on the A52 going into Notts - think it's his family business, and he just runs his 4x4 garage alongside the Garden Centre - top bloke too.
Thanks, I know Bardhills garden centre, it's worth knowing just in case. I put my mudflaps on (On Apaches' old truck) as it was kicking snow and mud up onto the rock sliders and I was getting complaints of dirty trousers getting in and out When you put them on it looks like it shouldn't catch them, but sure enough as soon as you get to full lock the tyres rub on them. So taken them off again
If you find a way to trim them so they fit, please let me know
I would leave the tracking until after the torsion bars have been cranked up. The steering rods are not exactly parallel with the wishbones, so toe-in changes as the front is raised. I also agree with it not mattering which wheels are fitted when the tracking is carried out.
aaaah, offset eh, no, can't remember what mines is, 15x10 steel modulars from Silverline.
Thats where I got mine. -32mm if I recall correctly. They fit easier than -50mm, but I'd bet that they still wouldn't fit without rub on a truck with less than 4" lift.
If you haven't already cured this, or anyone else with a similar problem, check you tyre pressures, if they're uneven on the front it will pull to the side of lowest pressure, a difference of enough to cause this isn't easily seen on big tyres, so use a gauge.
i guess i found out what it was!! (didnt need to buy the steering idler, but old one was shot)
I didnt even notice this! How stupid, i had just driven down the M1 at 65mph from J28 to J25 and onto the A52 with this, felt like the car was falling apart.
Such an idiot for not checking, but very thankful for it not blowing on me!
And with new tyres and wheels on! ( more, better pics to follow tomo)
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