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jonfromhamilton
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who thinks running 31s on a 7" rim with a +4 offset will hit the springs all the time?
lbzook
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I'm running 31's on a 7" rim, I think it's either 0 or +6 (can't remember!) and they do hit on full lock both ways.
I had thought that my steering was substantially compromised, but then after playing around with some spacers on and off an doing a bit of measuring I worked out I'm only missing about 5mm of movement each way.
jonfromhamilton
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can you narrow track my zook this weekend leigh? lol
jk :P
lbzook
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You downsizing to 31's?
I'm quite good at narrowing sills if you want I could do that? :lol:
jonfromhamilton
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just want a second set for the road.
lbzook
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Ah I see! I wouldn't be too concerned about the offset, chances are you will only loose a tiny bit of lock. I don't even notice mine 99% of the time. If it really did bother you though you could easily extend your steering stops a bit.
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I'm running my 31's on -13 15x7 rims and only the very outer part of the side lugs touches the springs. I'd just extend the steering stops a little on a +4 rim, the tyre hitting spring noise I find a bit annoying, especially if it was a daily.
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