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An alert that more backspace on the rear wheel has a consequence. When the suspension is under compression, the tire will rub the upper frame rail sooner. A good precaution to reduce risk of damaging the tire is to smooth the welds of any sharp surfaces. Another approach, if you have aftermarket coil overs, is to remove the spring and reinstall the shock. Jack the tire until it strikes the frame rail and measure the exposed piston shaft length. Then, go to a site, such as RE Susupesion http://store.resuspension.com/home.php?cat=328 ,that sells numerous size (width and length)and hardness shock, bump stops to select the appropriate stop. This is a terrific site in that they have graphs showing how each bump stop behaves under compressive force.

3/18/1712:44 PM

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