That will fix it
Will definitely try it. Not a big fun of spacers.
I also haven't gotten an alignment since I replace all of the suspension and lifted the jeep. Would that add to the rubbing issue?
Your axle isn’t centered - do you have an adjustable track bar?I noticed that the rubbing seem to be only on the driver side tire. It rubs on the lower control arm when I fully turn the wheel to the left. It wont touch it if i turn the wheel all the way while the car is stationed. It will only touch when i fully turn while moving.
The steering stops are on the other side, and no issues there.
Any thoughts?
I noticed that the rubbing seem to be only on the driver side tire. It rubs on the lower control arm when I fully turn the wheel to the left. It wont touch it if i turn the wheel all the way while the car is stationed. It will only touch when i fully turn while moving.
The steering stops are on the other side, and no issues there.
Any thoughts?
There's a steering stop on each side. Put a washer or two behind the drivers side steering stop.
Yes I doYour axle isn’t centered - do you have an adjustable track bar?
I would then suggest making sure your axle is centered by using the in sight method. I think you can search up how to center my axle on here. Or you can measure from the spring to the edge of your tires on both sides to see how much you need to adjust.Yes I do
Those steering stops are on the wrong side. On mine, the tire is rubbing on the lower control arm when it is turned outward
Do you mean put the washer on the passenger steering stop??Yes. When the wheel is turned full drivers side the tire is hitting the drivers side lower control arm before it hits the drivers side steering stop. Put a washer or two on the DRIVERS SIDE steering stop OR adjust your track bar to move the entire axle to the drivers side.
When you turn driver's the steering stop on the passenger knuckle stops the travel. The reason it doesn't contact unless you're in motion is that the forces of trying to turn the vehicle pull the tire in just a bit more, causing the rub.
You have a stop on the passenger side. Remove it, put a washer under it, and try it out. If it still rubs, add another washer.OK makes sense..so i need a stop on passenger side.
Do you mean put the washer on the passenger steering stop??
the driver side tire is whats touching the lower arm.