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Old 03-19-2007, 07:38 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Re: Wheel sizes?? How big w/o lift.

I don't understand why people here get some problem with 275 or even 285 because I just finish a test with a MTZ 33 12.5 /17 (305/65/R17) on stock alloy!!!!

They rub on the plastic protector of the body mount only if I remove it, no rub on the frame or UCA???

I believe if you change the wheel for another size (more then 7.5” rim) and backspace (<> 4.5”) or add spacers it will generate body mount problem.

For lift, I conclude that a 2" lift on front don't make a big difference because of lot of reasons.

To be sure of what I told you here, let me test the setup and I will post my final test result in 2-3 week.
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