great idea.. was thinking if I just bend them a bitOf our group.. several of us had scars from rock wear. It’s a good idea in theory but I think it would have been a great idea if they were set on a 45* angle to help the rocks out vs them getting wedged and rubbing in place
Just pull the off.. problem solved.great idea.. was thinking if I just bend them a bit
Exactly. If they had designed them to push debris out of the wheel it would have been better.Of our group.. several of us had scars from rock wear. It’s a good idea in theory but I think it would have been a great idea if they were set on a 45* angle to help the rocks out vs them getting wedged and rubbing in place
If you angle them the scraper will no longer be flat relative to inside of wheel. Edges of scraper will be much closer. Dont think its as easy as just turning them. Best is to just let em fall off.great idea.. was thinking if I just bend them a bit
Pics or it didn’t happen...My wheels are scared up from sticks getting caught in the trailing arm not the scrapers.
Picture this; Oak stick about 5 in long stuck between trailing arm and wheel....Pics or it didn’t happen...
I mean.. I can see it “scratching” the paint... but to gouge the wheel??Picture this; Oak stick about 5 in long stuck between trailing arm and wheel....