Question for those of you with Autopower cages
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Question for those of you with Autopower cages
im about to install my 4pt. i just got and my question is did you have to raise your cars back up because of the mounting bracket and goes in the wheel well??? meaning its a flat bracket so it doesnt mesh with the bay... so do your tires rub at all? sorry if the question is typed out clear but i think you know what i mean... TIA
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Re: Question for those of you with Autopower cages (macDelli)
basically my question is does the bracket plate bend when you torque down the bolts>? cause the way they come theyre flat which brings up my question for clearance
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No it can't rub. Too many other suspension components will bottom out before you get the wheel up that high. Wait, how much are you lowered? There's always some idiot out there dropped 2+ inches thinking that it improves handling.
You have to take the rear wheels off to get that plate in there.
I don't know what you mean by "mesh with the bay". What bay?
You have to take the rear wheels off to get that plate in there.
I don't know what you mean by "mesh with the bay". What bay?
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Re: Question for those of you with Autopower cages (macDelli)
To answer your question yes, it will form to the wheel well, when you tighten everything up.
Just make sure you put the head of the bolt on the wheel side, and the nut on the inside of the car, That way the majority of the bolt will be inside the car, and you won't have to worry with rubbing issues, or cutting a tire.
Just make sure you put the head of the bolt on the wheel side, and the nut on the inside of the car, That way the majority of the bolt will be inside the car, and you won't have to worry with rubbing issues, or cutting a tire.