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Old 09-04-2012, 05:54 PM
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Originally Posted by caliboost

whats the clearence like between tire and upper control arm.
Not a whole lot my friend!!! Little more than an inch, never measured but it's really close to rubbing, just can get your finger to pass between that's it!!
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Old 09-05-2012, 01:17 PM
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Not a whole lot my friend!!! Little more than an inch, never measured but it's really close to rubbing, just can get your finger to pass between that's it!!
thanks, im picking up some bfg 305/65r18 for a damn good deal and mounting them up. fingers crossed haha
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Originally Posted by caliboost

thanks, im picking up some bfg 305/65r18 for a damn good deal and mounting them up. fingers crossed haha
Let me know how it goes!! This is my second set I tried 325/65's but would not fit the wheel would jam on the suspension arms and new wheels were not in the budget so I went to the 295's which worked!!
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Originally Posted by Fastf3
Let me know how it goes!! This is my second set I tried 325/65's but would not fit the wheel would jam on the suspension arms and new wheels were not in the budget so I went to the 295's which worked!!
here it is 305/65r18 on factory 04-06 lariat wheels, about an inch of clearance between upper arm and sidewall
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Originally Posted by caliboost

here it is 305/65r18 on factory 04-06 lariat wheels, about an inch of clearance between upper arm and sidewall
Damn, maybe I could have bought that size then!
Wish I would have known that! Dang...
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new 20 x 10 Fuels wrapped in terra grapplers - loove it!



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new 20 x 10 Fuels wrapped in terra grapplers - loove it!
Killer man sometimes I wish I had stayed with hostages when I went to the 22x11s but I'm happy with my diesels
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new 20 x 10 Fuels wrapped in terra grapplers - loove it!

I have the same wheels, I'm thinking next summer I may add the ADD bead lock
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anyone know if the zone 6" lift for a 07 supercab will require the driveshaft spacer? and is a single steering stabilizer worth it?

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No spacer and our trucks need two steering stabilizers
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