stroker87

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my truck (04 rcsb) is just to high for my liking i need to bring it down, i want to lowest i can go on 245/45/20 (28.5" to 29" depending on tire brand) with out having to cut up the truck for clearance or giving up to much ride quality

if you can post up your truck and what drop you have and if you had to hack up any thing be appreciated to

SHOW THEM OFF im giving you a reason

Feed

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I had a 4/6 drop with 275/45/20's on my '99. They rubbed a little, switched to 275/35's

stroker87

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thank for replying i though no would chime in o'well

RedXray

275/45/20 rubs only on large dips or bumps. Been running this size over 10 years without major issues.


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terravast4

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I have a 255 40/20 up front on a 5" drop with no rubbing

stroker87

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RedXray any pics of that truck you can post? im guessing you dont have much paint under them fenders any more lol

terravast4 how did you get your 5" drop and hows your ride quality? pics of it?

thanks guys

BudRacing

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For a daily I'd probably stick with a more conservative 2/4. Spindles up front retains the stock geometry and a flip kit in the rear a similar effect to retain stock ride quality.

stroker87

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just not low enough for me every time i did a 2/4 i hated i didnt do lower

RedXray

All the paint is still good as most my rubbing was on the right rear. I carefully rolled the RR beds sheet metal lip with a large pair of channel locks and most of the rubbing is now gone. There is a couple very small places on the fronts wheelhouse plastics where it's rubbed slightly. When I need tires again I'll probably go with the same 275/45/20 size.

terravast4

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