Tire Rubbing - No Need For a Body Mount Chop

[ShaneGonzales_REVVV]

When I put on 33-inch tires with a -44 offset, I was pretty convinced I was going to have to do a body mount chop to make everything clear behind the front wheel because I was rubbing BAD! With that much poke, I figured there was no way around cutting into something. I started looking closer and thought I was about to get into a much bigger job than I wanted, but it turned out to be way simpler than expected. There was just a small cover in the wheel well that I had to remove, and once that was off, it exposed three bolts holding the body mount bracket in place. After pulling those bolts, the bracket came right off. What I thought was going to turn into cutting and fabrication ended up just being a much easier removal than I expected, and now I have full turning radius again!

Here's a link to the video of me doing the work!
Body Mount Bracket Removal

Steps are also found below.

LOOK UNDER WHEEL WELL TO FIND POP OUT THESE THREE CLIPS THAT WILL THEN EXPOSE
THE BODY MOUNT BRACKET THREE BOLTS. REMOVE ALL BOLTS


If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask