wheels rubbing need suggestions

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I got some 20x9 with 3" spacers on 35 12.5 and I trimmed the fender and trimmed the front bumper brackets ! I can turn almost all the way but not full lock ! can I remove them brackets on the end and be ok or do they have to be there ? don't want to lift it anymore but don't want to change my set up ! there trimmed all the way to the bolt so I can trim anymore
 

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3" spacers are your problem. Either deal with it rubbing or build it right
 

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It don't rub on the back of the fender just the one bumper bracket so can I remove them or is that all that is holding the bumper on?
 

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Either cut more, lift more, or remove the spacers.. Your call... Think I'd remove the spacers but that's just me.. You want wider get a 12" wide rim. At least that's safer then those 3" spacers..
 

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if I do a 12 wide wheel il be in the exact same boat as im in ! and I cant cut more because it will being going into the bolt and If I lift more than it wont fit in my garage lol
 

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I was only referencing the 12" wide to remove the 3" spacer.. I know it puts it right back in the same predicament.. My opinion is only my opinion but if I want wide, and it rubs I'd lift it more to keep it from rubbing. If it doesn't fit in the garage then that's the price I gotta pay for wanting what I want.. I just cant see removing stuff and cutting stuff to get it to work when its my daily driver. Mine doesn't fit in the garage.. LOL
 

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well hell lol yeah I know I dunno what to do I love the way it looks now but hate how it looks with wheels tucked in
 

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Shim the front bumper out. Just loosen those two bolts on either side of the bumper by the bracket u are talking about. Then go to the front of the bumper by the tow books and removed the two bolts on either side and get you some 1/2 inch washers "I think" and problem will be solved.
 

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Does that move the brackets ? That's what it is rubbing on? If so I'm sure that's all it will take !
 

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If your talking about the black brackets behind the foglights, yes they can be removed and the bumper will still stay in place.
 

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Could you post a pic of the wheel poke ??

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I cut them bottom brackets off and trimmed a little more its damn near not rubbing at all a tiny bit more finally
 

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I have my ballest from the hids on them other brackets so just cut the tail off so I could leave the other ones on !
 

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