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I'm running 19x10.5 +12 and 19x9.5 +25 with 305/30 and 265x35. At stock height I have no issues but would like to lower my suspension. I am thinking of going
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swift springs will it fit question
I'm running 19x10.5 +12 and 19x9.5 +25 with 305/30 and 265x35. At stock height I have no issues but would like to lower my suspension. I am thinking of going with Swift springs. With my offset and tire sizes will I have any rubbing issues? I will replace front and rear camber arms and rear toe arms to allow proper alignment adjustment.
I daily drive my car in the summer and do not track my car.
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There are a ton of posts and treads about lowering Swift Springs so you might want to use the search feature or Google. That said you should have no issues...
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Thanks for the resonse guys. I should have stated that I have tried searching with google but getting specific hits on offsets and tire sizes was not fruitfull and I've been wading through hundreds of pages of posts. I was hoping that someone with a similar wheel setup would chime in, I do have a bit of poke but hope that with the increased camber when lowering that they will tuck inside the fenders just fine.
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