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Old 04-01-2007, 02:45 PM
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having a bad day???
No, not at all. I frequent PbNation.com a lot, which is full of kids who totally ignore searching before asking. It makes forum participation boring sifting through the same questions over and over again. Coming here you'd think the ability of self help with search was practiced more since the age and maturity levels are higher.

My bad for not being apathetic.
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Old 04-01-2007, 03:50 PM
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not to sound stupid myself but why not correct your suspension problem, what kind of problem is it?
I'm going to correct it just don't have the money now.
And to the retard, read the threads they don't help very much newb.
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Old 04-01-2007, 04:01 PM
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Even without a suspension problem, if you have any kind of agressive drop (1.5"+) you are likely going to have rubbing with a 315.

If your drop isn't really agressive you may have problems with rubbing on the quad shocks. The solution to that is to replace the drivers side quadto the passenger side and vice versa. This gets the fat end of the quad shock down lower and away from the tire.

If you get newlower control arms you may be able to take off the quads all together.

Rolling the fenders is cheaper than ruining the already expensive 315/35 rubber in the end.
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Old 04-01-2007, 04:09 PM
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not to sound stupid myself but why not correct your suspension problem, what kind of problem is it?
I'm going to correct it just don't have the money now.
And to the retard, read the threads they don't help very much newb.
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Old 04-01-2007, 04:40 PM
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Even without a suspension problem, if you have any kind of agressive drop (1.5"+) you are likely going to have rubbing with a 315.

If your drop isn't really agressive you may have problems with rubbing on the quad shocks. The solution to that is to replace the drivers side quadto the passenger side and vice versa. This gets the fat end of the quad shock down lower and away from the tire.

If you get newlower control arms you may be able to take off the quads all together.

Rolling the fenders is cheaper than ruining the already expensive 315/35 rubber in the end.
Every person I know with 315's and a drop doesn't rub, however, since I have lower control arms I'm taking off my quad shocks and I guess I'll roll my fenders too.
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