I flipped mine for tire clearance, and no issue with interference with the shocks.Anybody experience the quads rubbing against the main shock when flipped? I too have the MM control arms and should just remove them, but its something about “they’re supposed to be there”.
However I couldn’t care less that all my smog stuff is gone.
I guess I should just take them off!
They clear fine sitting still, but definitely have rubbed at some point. I guess as the rear shifts slightly left and right in the turns.I flipped mine for tire clearance, and no issue with interference with the shocks.
Bill
So your CT still applies.They clear fine sitting still, but definitely have rubbed at some point. I guess as the rear shifts slightly left and right in the turns.
Lol….. yes, I guess it does.So your CT still applies.
Is it enough of a problem to post a picture of the contact areas and shock mounts?
Very nice!
What did you do to clean and prep them before painting? I've never had much luck with getting the paint to adhere to plastic parts. I always used rubbing alcohol to clean the surface. Did you use anything special to clean or prime them first?
Congratulations!Managed to finally beat off the Covid and am feeling much better.
Congratulations!
Does the SEM lay out in a dimpled/ textured pattern (for lack of better term). The rustoleum trim paint I’ve used laid out flat, and the Dupli Color laid out slightly textured, but dried even less textured. Both worked well for what I used them for, just wondering how they compare to the SEM.Nope, not at all. I wouldn't even consider the SEM paint to really be like a typical spray paint. For one, it lays on differently. It also dries in minutes. You can do several thin coats, have it cover quite well, and have it completely dried in 10 mins.
Not that you want to rush it....
Hardest part is finding the right color that matches what you are doing.
Does the SEM lay out in a dimpled/ textured pattern (for lack of better term). The rustoleum trim paint I’ve used laid out flat, and the Dupli Color laid out slightly textured, but dried even less textured. Both worked well for what I used them for, just wondering how they compare to the SEM.
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