0 Offset Method Wheels / Rubbing

[DUHRRTY]

Good News guys...I tested out the Method wheels (stock tires) on my truck at FULL articulation in the back and there is little to no rubbing. To be honest, based on videos I have seen, I think the stock wheels would have rubbed in the same place too.

Bottom line, it is nothing to be concerned about.

This week, I will be heading to King of the Hammers to test out front rubbing while jumping...

 

[BajaFred]

Good News guys...I tested out the Method wheels (stock tires) on my truck at FULL articulation in the back and there is little to no rubbing. To be honest, based on videos I have seen, I think the stock wheels would have rubbed in the same place too.

Bottom line, it is nothing to be concerned about.

This week, I will be heading to King of the Hammers to test out front rubbing while jumping...

So there is a little rubbing? Did you ease into full articulation or was it sudden like off a jump

 

[Aaron]

If you try hard enough you can get stock wheels to rub too. Just ask my front fender liners, they'll tell you.

 

[DUHRRTY]

So there is a little rubbing? Did you ease into full articulation or was it sudden like off a jump

Ease into articulation. When you are at full articulation it only rubs the front side of the inside fender due to a little extra piece that sticks out on there. Nothing to worry about at all though.

Over the weekend, I jumped it and there is absolutely no issue with rubbing, so it was a pleasant surprise.

 

[_M_]

Ease into articulation. When you are at full articulation it only rubs the front side of the inside fender due to a little extra piece that sticks out on there. Nothing to worry about at all though.

Over the weekend, I jumped it and there is absolutely no issue with rubbing, so it was a pleasant surprise.

Are you running RPG collars?

 

[DUHRRTY]

Are you running RPG collars?

I have not touched anything besides the rims. Everything is bone stock.

 

[DUHRRTY]

Are you running RPG collars?

Here is a video with my jumping. No rubbing at all during landing.

https://youtu.be/E3s6BRCAKwA

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If you try hard enough you can get stock wheels to rub too. Just ask my front fender liners, they'll tell you.

No Rubbing at all during jump...check it out.

https://youtu.be/E3s6BRCAKwA

 

[Aaron]

Here is a video with my jumping. No rubbing at all during landing.



https://youtu.be/E3s6BRCAKwA

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No Rubbing at all during jump...check it out.



https://youtu.be/E3s6BRCAKwA

Nice! To get your tire into your fender liners you have to go really big.


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[DUHRRTY]

Nice! To get your tire into your fender liners you have to go really big.


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I got them pretty deep in there on a jump that my group was not recording, but I wouldn't want to find out how much deeper they can go. That was MORE than a blast. This thing is outrageously fun.

 

[Aaron]

I got them pretty deep in there on a jump that my group was not recording, but I wouldn't want to find out how much deeper they can go. That was MORE than a blast. This thing is outrageously fun.

Jumping it is addictive for sure. It's really easy to go bigger than you planned haha. I'm still waiting to get my rebuilt shocks on so I can go air mine out again.


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