I think I'm going to accept it was built for 37s, and that's the reality. I should focus on fixing what's wrong with it so it's ready to go for spring again. Those sheets of drywall need to be hung too.
The LBP XJ Cherokee POS
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Re: The LBP XJ Cherokee POS
They hit worse in the back, the lugs clip the sliders, the inner fenders, the flares, the fender itself. It also hits the bumper, the back of the lights, and the inner fenders in the front, but not as bad. So, basically you're not adjusting the axle forwards to fix it.
I think I'm going to accept it was built for 37s, and that's the reality. I should focus on fixing what's wrong with it so it's ready to go for spring again. Those sheets of drywall need to be hung too.
I think I'm going to accept it was built for 37s, and that's the reality. I should focus on fixing what's wrong with it so it's ready to go for spring again. Those sheets of drywall need to be hung too.