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Old 12-08-2016, 10:50 AM
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Niccceee !!
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Originally Posted by herm59
Huge shoutout and thanks to ak cowboy. Without him I would have put the 17x9's on and probably would be rubbing. But thankfully I'm not rubbing, just racing. Here's the truck now. 315/70/17 BFG AT on 17x8 Vision Raptor Wheels.
Close up look of the combo which I'm really loving.

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And it sticks out just a little bit which is what I was hoping for

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Looks great! How much clearance do you have between the tire and the upper control arm?
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Originally Posted by ak_cowboy
Looks great! How much clearance do you have between the tire and the upper control arm?
Looks great!!!!
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Originally Posted by ak_cowboy
Looks great! How much clearance do you have between the tire and the upper control arm?
Thanks man. Enough where I haven't rubbed on full turn. I believe on Saturday I'll be putting some dirt under those tires so we'll see how it holds up to the bumps.

Tire straight

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Tire turned to the right

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Tire turned to the left

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Nice, not a ton of room, but enough!
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Originally Posted by techrep
Rubbing depends on alignment ? Lol
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Uuuuuhhhhh...... no?
Uh, Yes.

Too much caster and you can rub on the rear of the fender. Adjust caster and it moves the wheel forward.

If you're wheel specs cause just a slight amount of rubbing, it's possible that an alignment can clear it up.
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And pull your truck out of spec to clear up running due to a proper alignment? Usually it depends on you know.... tire size or wheel offset.
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Originally Posted by Fbcoach
And pull your truck out of spec to clear up running due to a proper alignment? Usually it depends on you know.... tire size or wheel offset.
I had my truck aligned, adjusted camber forward, and am still within spec.
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Originally Posted by rkneeshaw
I had my truck aligned, adjusted camber forward, and am still within spec.
Interesting. My bad, dude. Never heard of that before.
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Originally Posted by Fbcoach
Interesting. My bad, dude. Never heard of that before.
No problem, offset and tire size is the most important thing, as you pointed out. I think mine is a rare case. It never occurred to me that I should attempt to correct rub using an alignment until I had to replace my lower control arm bushings and bolts. Then I realized you could adjust caster, and asked the shop to give me as much as I could within spec, worked great


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