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Re: trimming lower control arms
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Originally Posted by N2TRUX
I have trimmed several sets with no issue, but I have also heard of them cracking. My solution was to trim as needed then add a boxing plate on the bottom. After that I came up with the best solution in my opinion. I no longer wheels small enough to require the arms to be trimmed...  |
Too much backspacing will still cause rubbing even w/large diameter wheels. Like Lolife99, I've done it numerous times on different year models. I drill a hole where I want the lip to start/stop. Then w/a cut off wheel, I trim the offending material away.
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