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Old 05-12-2008, 05:37 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Re: If you are running 285/70/17 on your rig read this post!

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no i have not, i have been off road with them aired down to 16 and do not see any rubbing marks on them, and this was with some extreme angles,(Hey i was following ncfj) he took me down some trail i never imagined i would try. so should i be concerned, is my question.. thx
Try cranking them over on pavement and see. You can even do it in your garage. If they clear I wouldn't be too concerned, but if they rub or come very close even just on pavement, I'd consider either spacers or aftermarket UCA.
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