24" rubbing bad in rear.. help

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WARNING!!! Don't ride on them. They may explode on you.

Eh not sure that's a great piece of advice there..

I would guess based on your description so far that if you are rubbing on the shock, your lowering kit installer didn't put the shock bolts in right. A well known trick is to turn them inside so the thread points inward.

But these are guesses...without pictures thats all they'll be.

Take at least 3 photos:
-from behind the truck down the side so we can see the wheel to fender
-from behind and underneath, so we can see the shocks
-from one side, underneath, take a picture of the other side

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We do 24's and 26's a lot and the rear always rub on the inner plastic, but never the shock itself. Sounds like you have the wrong offset. I have done 5mm custom made spacers before and it helped with no issues on the lug grabbing threads. You need to find out what off set you have. I do have a set up custom spacers for tahoe lug pattern 5mm at the shop if you are interested, but I need to know the off set first to determine if that will fix your problem.
 

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Alot of times the offset is engraved on the back of the wheel.


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