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Old 05-14-2008, 10:00 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Re: Finally, a real answer to lift/tire questions...

the other problem with asking people if it rubs is this:

some people measure at zero articulation
some people measure at max articulation
some people don't measure, but claim during normal driving
some people don't measure, but claim during extreme wheeling

which ever way you measure or don't, some get rubbing some don't... When i finally get around to tires (i know i'm way overdue), I'm going to use some common sense, expect the worst, and figure it out for myself on MY FJ.
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