Fastest/Cheapest way to raise the front an inch
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Not really My "field"..But have you Tried a set of 225/45/17's on the front?..I "read" somewhere On forum that the "better setup/Max Size" is 225/45/17 and 245 or 255/40/17's on the Rear(without Rubbing issues)..You can Ponder that or Dismiss it.Just thought that may be Some Help.
#27
OK - great info - definitely don't want the bounce.
I will look into the GC's and just the stock replacement as my two best options.
I think I will still need to trim the fender however. Like I said, I like the ride height were it's at right now.
Have some more investigating to do.
Thanks.
I will look into the GC's and just the stock replacement as my two best options.
I think I will still need to trim the fender however. Like I said, I like the ride height were it's at right now.
Have some more investigating to do.
Thanks.
#28
I can run the 255's up front w/out any side rubbing issues on the fenders at all for the turns. It hit's on the top only, so a smaller width tire won't really help with this issue.
But thanks.
But thanks.
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