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Low As Rolla

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we lowered my mates rolla the other day, the problem is that he has 14 x 7 ceterlines with a phat as off set, and because of how wide and low it is now the wheels rub on the fruont gaurds with only a slight turn, what can we do to stop or lessen the rubbing.

 

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as you can see it is quite low

 

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sorry about how filthy it is, bit of a dirt drifter

Edited by pozman

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yeah the old one got mashed by some old bag lady, we had that one laying around so we though we'd chuck it on

hydraulic bottle jack and small bits of wood! them jack em out :hmm:

Try rolling/flaring the front guards, I used a maglite torch to do mine...any round metal pipe will work, but will most likely take some paint off in the process, not much though.

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i'll have to give that a shot.

 

yeah it looks prity cool, really needs to seen in the "flesh" photos nt give the justice it deserves, i'm jelous. needs some paint desperately though

roll the gaurds

and wind in castor further forward

should help u out...

was it a makita lowering job?

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sort of, we bought the whole new front struts of rxstephen, ther pedders super lows with some light -cough- cutting -cough-, he probly took about a centremeter to much

 

the back has two leaves fliped, and is now riding on the bumpstops, suprizingly the ride isn't bad

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