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roveribis 04-23-2009 04:00 PM

275/65/18 rubbing solutions? Modifications?
 
This tire is just over 32" tall and I was expecting rubbing.

Has anyone done any modifications to alliviate this?

I have searched the forum, but can't find anything on this.


Thanks

drzjoint 04-23-2009 05:41 PM

do you have rubbing? If so in what modes and while doing what?
You may want to modify the height sensor rods. I can make you a set you will gain 2" of height in all modes.

roveribis 05-05-2009 10:40 AM

rod modification
 
Well I have another set of wheels with 30.5" tires. These are for everyday use.

How difficult is changing the rods everytime I go offroad? I looked at the mechanism and it seems fleemsy... I would break the sensor arm...

What is your experience?

drzjoint 05-05-2009 11:50 AM

It looks flimsy but I have swapped them about a dozen times and have not had any issues.

05LR3AZ 05-12-2009 02:30 PM


Originally Posted by drzjoint (Post 114631)
It looks flimsy but I have swapped them about a dozen times and have not had any issues.


So you just switch them (install then uninstall) when you don't need the extra height? Is this like a 1-2hour thing for the avg joe? I have rubbing on mine but just barely and I'd like that extra height while off road...:D

jimbiram 05-13-2009 09:33 PM

Geez, just get a set of Cooper Zeon LTZ's from Discount Tire. They run long, quiet, and they fit. The amount of rubbing is so insignificant, as it only occurs on deep decompression. I have over 30,000 miles on mine and there are many more miles left. It really is a simple decision. Anything bigger than that is not worth the time unless you invest in a lift kit and a commercial kit is not yet on the market, although I know of one coming out soon.

drzjoint 05-14-2009 08:38 AM

You can swap the arms out in about a half hour I can do it in about 15 mins. It is simple and works great.

The lift that is comming out is basicly modified sensor arms. Why wait I have been making and using them for over a year.


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