wheel spacers
Lifting the front changes suspension geometry. You probably can't turn as tight to the left.
Crank your wheels all the way to the left, and see how much clearance you have between the tire, and the point that it rubs on the right side. (probably have to have someone hold the steering there for you....) If there is enough, you might be able to adjust your steering a bit to eliminate the rub.
Crank your wheels all the way to the left, and see how much clearance you have between the tire, and the point that it rubs on the right side. (probably have to have someone hold the steering there for you....) If there is enough, you might be able to adjust your steering a bit to eliminate the rub.
Probably have to take it to a shop to have the steering adjusted...... is your steering wheel centered when you are going straight down the road?
Yep, longer control arms will push the axle forward, unless you get c/a's that come with the rear mounting bracket.... which you have to weld on... then, you can center your axle wherever you want it.
Yep, longer control arms will push the axle forward, unless you get c/a's that come with the rear mounting bracket.... which you have to weld on... then, you can center your axle wherever you want it.







