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12-13-2008, 08:27 AM
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honestly, i have not heard of there being any clearance issues on a stock setup before on the rear. i know that doojer has a set on his jeep and ran them stock without any problems.
exactly. make sure that you only put in the factory amount required and not fill to the fill hole or else you will have a mess on your hands
i haven't seen this happen on a stock setup but i could see how it could happen up front especially if you have a good amount of stuff.
exactly. make sure that you only put in the factory amount required and not fill to the fill hole or else you will have a mess on your hands
i haven't seen this happen on a stock setup but i could see how it could happen up front especially if you have a good amount of stuff.
12-13-2008, 08:55 AM
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while i'm sure it would be close, if it's not hitting, it really isn't a problem. and, even if it did hit, that wouldn't necessarily make it dangerous or anything. annoying for sure but still totally useable. just out of curiosity, is the potential contact point something that could be ground down a bit to give it a little extra clearnace?
12-13-2008, 09:04 AM
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while i'm sure it would be close, if it's not hitting, it really isn't a problem. and, even if it did hit, that wouldn't necessarily make it dangerous or anything. annoying for sure but still totally useable. just out of curiosity, is the potential contact point something that could be ground down a bit to give it a little extra clearnace?
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