305/40's on 22x9.5in rims on 3/5 drop????
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305/40's on 22x9.5in rims on 3/5 drop????
I know that combo will fit in the front but will it fit the rear? The belltech flip kit has it sitting pretty low. I'd like to add that meatier combo for better ride quality. Let me know what you guys think. Thanks.
Forgot to mention this is my current combo, 265/35's. It leaves too much wheel gap in front for my taste.
Forgot to mention this is my current combo, 265/35's. It leaves too much wheel gap in front for my taste.
Last edited by Droop408; 01-11-2015 at 10:35 AM.
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Why does it look lower in the rear?
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The truck is sitting just right! Quick question though, how many spacers do you need on the front drop struts to reach the stock level? Also if the drop struts are at stock level does that mean that your camber bolts are no longer maxed out? My drop struts are at 3 in drop and the camber bolt is maxed out and don't want to drill cut into the frame.
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Are you using the factory shackles or the ones that came with the Belltech kit?
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I don't think they're going to clear your fenders.
My last truck had the same size wheels and tires and they stuck out. I'm pretty sure you have a different offset, but that may cause the tires rub on the inside on the front end suspension. Here's what mine looked like before a 2/2 drop. You can still see that the tires stick out farther than the wheel face.
There's a 285, that comes as a stock size on an Escalade that you might look at. It'll keep the tire more flush with the face of the wheel and give you a little extra sidewall.
My last truck had the same size wheels and tires and they stuck out. I'm pretty sure you have a different offset, but that may cause the tires rub on the inside on the front end suspension. Here's what mine looked like before a 2/2 drop. You can still see that the tires stick out farther than the wheel face.
There's a 285, that comes as a stock size on an Escalade that you might look at. It'll keep the tire more flush with the face of the wheel and give you a little extra sidewall.
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The truck is sitting just right! Quick question though, how many spacers do you need on the front drop struts to reach the stock level? Also if the drop struts are at stock level does that mean that your camber bolts are no longer maxed out? My drop struts are at 3 in drop and the camber bolt is maxed out and don't want to drill cut into the frame.
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