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jclaus98
Dodge Dakota
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12/30/2003
04:47:11
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 Subject: Re: Turning Radius...
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I've got a '98 4by with the 3.9 and I just put 32's on it and they look sweet. However, my dilemma is obviously, the tires rub on the frame when I crank it hard over. Is there any way to adjust the stops so that they don't rub??? Or do I just have to be careful not to crank it hard over? Any help someone could give would be great. Thanks!!!
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93dak4x4
Dodge Dakota
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12/30/2003
20:27:57
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well the only thing i could really give you as a suggestion would be find out the farthest you can turn and relocate the stops to that position with a grinder and a welder. i have been thinkin about doing the same thing to my 93 exept moving them back so i dont need an airport to turn around. hope that works for you
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shank
GenII
12/31/2003
00:19:17
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could also try wheel spacers. Push the tire farther out from the truck will give you a little more turn. The rims may not have had enough backspacing for clearance. Good luck, Shank
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