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Originally Posted by Rusty 345/30-19. :d Man, that's over 1" taller than the factory sizes. Its going to look like balloons on the rear and the added height will definitely
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Man, that's over 1" taller than the factory sizes. Its going to look like balloons on the rear and the added height will definitely give you more risk in rubbing. I know people want to go wider but this is not the way to do it IMO. I don't think getting less camber is the way to go. I think the bigger negative camber is your saviour right now and that's why you're not rubbing. R.K. |
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