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    Wheels and tyres on today.
    285/75 on a 16 rim with neg 13.
    Thanks for all the help.


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    Quote Originally Posted by besp View Post
    Wheels and tyres on today.
    285/75 on a 16 rim with neg 13.
    Thanks for all the help.

    I hope a little lift is next on your list.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jay see View Post
    I hope a little lift is next on your list.

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    Yes it's sitting a bit tight.
    I'm researching a 2" lift right now!

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    Quote Originally Posted by besp View Post
    Yes it's sitting a bit tight.
    I'm researching a 2" lift right now!
    Good, it doesn't look right ATM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jay see View Post
    I recently fitted 305/70/16 on 16x8 neg 13 on a series 1 GU.

    Drivers side.



    Passenger side.



    This is with a 2" lift.
    Adjustable panhards will recenter the diff, but as you can see it's not a lot.

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    Is this common? I just changed from the stock 17" alloys to 16x8 steel rims , no idea offset as I bought them used a few years ago. But I've noticed the same thing, drivers side hangs out past guards , passenger side doesn't

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    Quote Originally Posted by bsteveo View Post
    Is this common? I just changed from the stock 17" alloys to 16x8 steel rims , no idea offset as I bought them used a few years ago. But I've noticed the same thing, drivers side hangs out past guards , passenger side doesn't

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    It's a Panard adjustment. This is the reason you need adjustable Panards when going taller than a 2" lift. The difference gets bigger the higher the lift.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD View Post
    It's a Panard adjustment. This is the reason you need adjustable Panards when going taller than a 2" lift. The difference gets bigger the higher the lift.
    Ah fair enough, thanks for that I thought I was going insane

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