More background is below, but basically I just cut a hole in the front driver-side fender liner where the tire was rubbing at full lock. Does anyone think this is a bad idea? Only thing I can think of is that when it is raining the tire may throw a bunch of water in there, which is where the fog light housing is I believe. The hole is about 1.5" wide by 4" tall or thereabouts. Thanks in advance for your help.
Background: A while back I installed new wheels (18x9 -12mm) and tires (265/70/18) on my LTD and had some substantial rubbing. I just had installed a Toytec spacer lift (2.5" in front and 1.5" in back). It was still rubbing (but not as much) so I removed the plastic pieces at the back of the fender (see below). Then it was still rubbing a little bit, so I cut the hole in the front fender liner after moving it forward didn't do the trick.
Here is the truck with the lift installed:
These are the plastic pieces at the back of the wheel well that I removed (I had already tried cutting a hole in one of them where the tire rubbed):
Background: A while back I installed new wheels (18x9 -12mm) and tires (265/70/18) on my LTD and had some substantial rubbing. I just had installed a Toytec spacer lift (2.5" in front and 1.5" in back). It was still rubbing (but not as much) so I removed the plastic pieces at the back of the fender (see below). Then it was still rubbing a little bit, so I cut the hole in the front fender liner after moving it forward didn't do the trick.
Here is the truck with the lift installed:
These are the plastic pieces at the back of the wheel well that I removed (I had already tried cutting a hole in one of them where the tire rubbed):