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ak1000
Bone Stock
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| 06/26/2006 12:47 PM |
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| i got some wheel rub i cant get rid of on my 99 tj (31-10.5 goodyears on stock rims 15x7) anyone know if its ok to flip these stock wheels w/o any problems? ive already tried spacers and it still rubs a lil'.... |
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99 jeep wrangler 2.5L
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webby4x4
Forum Admin, Magazine Editor
Rock Star
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| 06/26/2006 8:19 PM |
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What do you mean by "flip the wheels"?
Have you modified your rig at all? Where is it rubbing?
Rick |
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Rick Webster
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SnoMan
Lift & Lockers
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| 06/27/2006 5:50 AM |
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quote:
Originally posted by webby4x4
What do you mean by "flip the wheels"?
Have you modified your rig at all? Where is it rubbing?
Rick
My guesss is inside out, (bolt the outside of wheel against hub). This will not work with most rims unless they are designed for this. |
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yoda
Bone Stock
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| 06/27/2006 7:59 AM |
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| You can't just flip your wheels the other way, the mounting surface that presses against the hub or hat on the brake rotor is flat, and designed to hold the wheel flat and true against the surface, the outside or shiny side, isn't. Besides most stock Jeep wheels are centered offset anyway so flipping them wouldn't do you any good. I would strongly reccomend you just by a set of offset wheels and do it correctly. |
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