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Old 04-18-2016, 08:30 PM
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So my car rubs alittle on the right side. I'll double check the fender roll. But how hard is it to center the rear-end. Is it worth the hassle or should I look for a new set?

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Old 09-26-2016, 02:59 PM
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Are you rubbing on the inside wheel well, or the outside?

if your rubbing on the inside, then its at simple as adding a spacer to push the wheel out, and roll/or cut the outer fender to allow it to move outward.

if your rubbing on the outside, you'll need to roll or cut first, see if it fits, and go from there.

You'll more than likely remove the existing axle perches, and re-weld new ones.

for centering - The leaf spring perch has a nub, that retains the axle in center position, you'll have to grind that off for it to allow it to move front to back if there's a centering issue. before removing.. measure from the center of your front wheels, to center of your axle, on each side.. note that measurement.. and make sure you have that before you button anything up.

You'd need to have your wheels mounted to the tire, and check your tolerances, before taking any steps first.

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