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 Post subject: Removing rear wheel well liner
PostPosted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 11:37 pm 
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For those that have removed them, will I gain much room on the inside wall. I can push mine a little but so I'm thinking there my be 5mm in it.

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I removed mine and cut down on the tire rub alot. I have 265/75/R16s stuffed under there and to me its worth it. . . However if you decide not to remove them a few self tapping screws should do the trick.

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The fuel pipe is on the driver's' side, no can do. Get Moab Wheels than no issue!

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Joe Jeeper wrote:
The fuel pipe is on the driver's' side, no can do. Get Moab Wheels than no issue!

Actually, I had all kinds of rubbing in the rear when stuffing my 265's on Moabs. The lip would chew the sides of my lugs all to heck. After switching to a 16x7 Soft 8, the tire just clears the lip when the suspension is compressed.

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Joe Jeeper wrote:
The fuel pipe is on the driver's' side, no can do.


Interesting .... that's good to know.

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I removed mine and cut down on the tire rub alot. I have 265/75/R16s stuffed under there and to me its worth it. . . However if you decide not to remove them a few self tapping screws should do the trick.


Sounds like I should have a look, any contact with the feul line that you've noticed.

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CD wrote:
Joe Jeeper wrote:
The fuel pipe is on the driver's' side, no can do.


Interesting .... that's good to know.

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I removed mine and cut down on the tire rub alot. I have 265/75/R16s stuffed under there and to me its worth it. . . However if you decide not to remove them a few self tapping screws should do the trick.


Sounds like I should have a look, any contact with the feul line that you've noticed.


No problems as of yet. I am running stock 5 spoke graphite rims, R16s.

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nor probs for me as for i am running a 31x11.50x15 and they dont even go in the wheel well, but i do have a prob witht hem rubbing on the flare, which i am about to remove due to frustration.
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