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Originally Posted by TXSpeedDemon a 245/40 will give you a diameter of 26.7" - only 4mm difference from your rears at 27.9" and closer than a 275/35. A 275 won't

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Old 11-15-2013, 10:24 PM   #1 (permalink)
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a 245/40 will give you a diameter of 26.7" - only 4mm difference from your rears at 27.9" and closer than a 275/35. A 275 won't have any stretch and will definitely rub the front tabs on any dips/bumps.

245/40 and 285/35 is what I run and it has minimal rub only on big dips. and I'm a bit lower than you too.
Damn how low are you? Whats your camber? More negative will help in more than 1 way.
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Damn how low are you? Whats your camber? More negative will help in more than 1 way.
Dropped on H&R Springs - about 1.3-1.5"s. I don't remember the front camber off hand, a little under -2 and within factory specs up front. Rears were like -2.1. I only rub the little tab sections inside the front wheel well - the part that sticks in toward the tire more than the rest of the liner. I don't hit the fender at all. And this only happens on really large dips when driving at speed.

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Thank you everyone for the response. I'm going to try and switch out the front tires and see if that fixes the problem. I'm hearing 275/35 and 245/40. Does anyone have suggestions/experience with this sizing? I appreciate all the help.
If the tires really are the problem then the 245/40 will fix it without changing your rears. I'm running 245/40 and 285/35 without issues - other than the slight rubbing described above.

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