I am getting ready to put on BFG AT 265/75/16 on my ?03 Disco. I have heard different opinions if I need to adjust the steering stop. If so, where exactly are these? I looked at the steering / wheel area and couldn?t find anything that look like it would stop the wheels.
Steering Stops - Do I need to adjust?
- Thread starter cwdavis4
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Same theory just add washers behind the studs (bolts).
Same theory just add washers behind the studs (bolts).
I guess I must be blind. When I looked on Sunday I couldn't find anything that resembled this. I had the tires off (I was swapping out the coils and shocks) and thought for sure I would see it. I also searched thru the RAVE CD but couldn?t find anything that discussed this.
Does anyone have a picture they can post or point me to a schematic from RAVE CD.
Thank you.
Does anyone have a picture they can post or point me to a schematic from RAVE CD.
Thank you.
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Snwbord24
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Are you mounting the 265/75R16's on your stock rims?
I have 265/75R16's on steel rims and don't need to adjust my stops.
A friend has 265/75R16's on stock LR rims and he needs to adjust his (hasn't yet).
If you're mounting on stock, I'd say you'll have to adjust them. If you're mounting of aftermarket steel rims with different offset then probably not. Just what I've seen on 2 DII's.
I have 265/75R16's on steel rims and don't need to adjust my stops.
A friend has 265/75R16's on stock LR rims and he needs to adjust his (hasn't yet).
If you're mounting on stock, I'd say you'll have to adjust them. If you're mounting of aftermarket steel rims with different offset then probably not. Just what I've seen on 2 DII's.
Let your tires tell you when to stop turning. The thumping noise will get you noticed in parking lots when you turn too sharply.
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JJMyerz
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Other than the rubbing noise when turning in parking lots, can not having the stops adjusted do any damage?