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Jason_Davis___
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| 12/20/2002 5:44 PM |
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| Does anyone know what size tires will fit under my truck without having a lift kit installed? Im considering 295's or 305's and do not mind cranking the front end up, but do not want to install a lift kit....what would look good under it, without being too much...Thanks, Jason |
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spycat___
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| 01/02/2003 6:07 PM |
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Jason Davis at 12/20/2002 5:44:04 PM
Does anyone know what size tires will fit under my truck without having a lift kit installed? Im considering 295's or 305's and do not mind cranking the front end up, but do not want to install a lift kit....what would look good under it, without being too much...Thanks, Jason jason , i have a 2002 chevy hd 2500 crew and i put 285/75/16 on it and looks good and rides good ,and i raised the torsion bars about 2 inches, hey make sure you too this before before you but your tires on ,because you well need a front wheels aligment, it well cost about 50 to 60 bucks i did my before i bought new tires and man they they went quick, but 295's or 305 's should look good , email me back and let me know how they look , spycat |
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Jason_Davis___
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| 01/05/2003 3:52 PM |
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| Ok, Believe I may go with 285's or 295's..I plow snow with this truck, and am worried that the tires may rub if I go 305's (at least it has for another person I know)...How exactly do you raise the front end? Jason |
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