I have a 91 Daihatsu Jumbo 2WD. Irecently removed the 3 inch lift kit and the rough terrain tires in favor of 13 inch wheels/tires. I am having a slight tire rub problem, so I think I need a 1 1/2 lift. The main reason I removed the 3 inch lift was because of a Camber problem. I did a search and found no absolute answer. So is there a way to adjust camber, if so, how?
Camber - Caster adjustment (or not)? Greg, check this out: http://www.minitrucktalk.com/showthread.php?t=2311 BTW, wheels got LIL' RED lookin good.....later, slim
mine had trouble rubbing on turns with deep dish wheels . they make a wider arc and hit the fenders. i ended up putting a FWD offset wheel on front & still had to trim a bit.
how much back spacing do you have on the wheels you are using? you can check this by laying the wheel face down on a bench making sure not to scratch it,and putting a flat bar across the inside lip of the wheel (the outter most part) and then check the space between the bolt face (the side that touches the hub) and that is your back spacing. next put a square across the hub bolt pattern and check the space from the square to the closes part to the hub face. if the back spacing of the wheel is more then the clearance, you will need wheel spacers or different wheels. when looking for wheels, most sites and shops give you the info in "+ offset" these numbers you will get are in millimeters and if you are working in inchs just divide the millimeters by 25.42 and you will get inchs of off-set. add 3/4" for AL rims and 3/8" for steel. but the odd site will give you back spacing in inchs so then you are good to go. for a site that has inchs for back spacing...check packracingproducts.com they have superlites. hope this helps wyatt
Not sure of the offset, but it is too much. The tires stick out about 2 1/2 inches. Milt's wheels are along the right track. I am learning to drive with these, just need to stay out of the mud puddles, gets mud all over sides of truck.
mine stick out just enough to spit water on my side view mirrors when i drive through a puddle... :frustration:
I ran across this while browsing Summit Racing's sight. It may solve your problem: http://store.summitracing.com/partd...4294925005+4294899993+-67304+115&autoview=sku They also sell them individually for $9 each. I am not sure why it is cheaper to buy them individually as opposed to the kit. Makes no sense.
