Tire Rub

sls666 wrote:

Good looking Rhino!

Where did you get the flames?

Nice looking ride.

that does look sweet and yep u beat er up too lol those tires and wheels are sweet what kind of lift do u run? what does it measure in the front to your skid plate?

man they both look sweet. i love the look of the terms. i was thinking on getting a set of the 28s.

I'm. 15-1/2" in the front and 16-1/8" in the rear. They are heavy and drive crappy at high speeds. And they are not good for asphalt. Very soft but a great mud tire.

2" lift with sport shocks turned up in the rear about half way there threads. I'm turning them up more soon till I break an axle, then ill back off a bit.

ya in exactly the same ten inch wide tires too i have to really hammer a bump to make mine rub. i do have my shocks cranked up in the front almost all the way and at least 3/4 in the rear.

@onebuilder it was a kit from sidebysidesports.com the dealer put it on to try to sell some rhinos but i bought it before he got it in the showroom it was before wraps came out

Might want to try teryx shocks did it on mine and lifted it about 4" 28" outlaws and never rubs not sure on the 29.5 but looks like they would fit

You can't have 4" of lift without your back axle slamming into the frame. With 3" it hits with when your suspension unloads.

And yes, I can fit my 28's with no issues. But my 29.5's are 10 wide in the front. Hit all the time when I turn. Heating the inner fender is very very very hard. I couldn't get it to move. And was nervous to put to much heat on it. So I stopped. Guess ill just replace that piece once I wear a hole in it. Unless anyone knows a place that makes plus 1 forward a arms.

Ok guess my tap measure lies you got it figured out good luck.

There are two people who make custom a arms I am pricing arched a arms for mine.

Arched arms aren't pushed forward. Catvos makes good arched a arms. Pricey but good. Need to ask Whomever u call if they can push them 1" forward somehow.

I have a 2" cfm lift with my sport shocks cranked up to half way. I'm 1/8" about away from my frame on the passenger side rear. With my buddies 3" gorilla lift, we had to notch the frame to keep the axle from rubbing. Just know what I did so far. If you have 4" you should be at 17" of ground clearance in the rear. And if you do, I want everything you done twice. Lol

Call turner in Houston or CATVOS don't know why they can't push them forward 1" they are hand built.

Already in the works with outcast, slc and catvos.

Outcast did message me back and I am getting a custom set of plus 1.5" forward a arms for the front for $400. Be ready in a month. So hopefully this will stop some of my issues. I'll post pics once in.