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Originally Posted by justin_boy did you have to do anything to the rear to fit? I have 305/35/18 toyo r888r on 12" et 27 and its stretching a bit. I
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No trouble fitting the 345's on a 12", 28+ rim. Stock height. No need to lower the car. Very little gap between the fender and tire. The tire has about an inch of clearance at the top of the shock. That is your limiting factor for shocks or coil overs. Spring diameter.
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