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35s with the Tbars Cranked

Old 10-26-2017, 07:28 PM
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35x12.50x17 mud tires ordering them this Saturday but a couple questions. 1. I have my aftermarket torsion keys cranked to 24.25 and my upper ball joint bushings are pinched together and squeaking would the additional inch of the tread help stop it or should I lower it? 2. Understand that I only need to trim front valence with this setup but if loaded down with a trailer or some weight in the back would trim of the back fender be necessary? Also while I’m here I’m about to replace a cv after I had my keys cranked to hard since it’s been lowered shouldn’t it stop cvs from tearing haven’t had nothing from my passenger side ball joints or cvs happen just my driver side that keeps tearing I hope the tires help compensate it. Anyway any responses help just some last minute thoughts before buying some mud terrains.
Ther should be room in the rear even with a loaded trailer. Unless it's like really heavy
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Originally Posted by JMU-03-f150
35x12.50x17 mud tires ordering them this Saturday but a couple questions. 1. I have my aftermarket torsion keys cranked to 24.25 and my upper ball joint bushings are pinched together and squeaking would the additional inch of the tread help stop it or should I lower it? 2. Understand that I only need to trim front valence with this setup but if loaded down with a trailer or some weight in the back would trim of the back fender be necessary? Also while I’m here I’m about to replace a cv after I had my keys cranked to hard since it’s been lowered shouldn’t it stop cvs from tearing haven’t had nothing from my passenger side ball joints or cvs happen just my driver side that keeps tearing I hope the tires help compensate it. Anyway any responses help just some last minute thoughts before buying some mud terrains.
Ther should be room in the rear even with a loaded trailer. Unless it's like really heavy and you could always do it later if you needed to
Old 10-26-2017, 09:37 PM
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Yes it’s a screw
Old 10-27-2017, 08:48 AM
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I had to trim a piece of the rear inner corner fender flare. It rubbed with just 4 stock wheels and tires in the bed.

I'm on stock suspension and 315/70-17 KO2 tires.
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Look hoe close the fitment on these back tires are it’s rubbed from hitting bumps has anyone else trimmed these show pics



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Old 11-02-2017, 11:17 PM
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I trimmed them. I Just worked 19hrs. To tired to find pics sorry.

I trimmed that inner corner. It rubbed with barely any weight in the bed.
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Could you put pics?
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Hey guys - I have an 01 Lariat 2wd stock everything. I'm wanting to bump up to some Falken Wildpeak AT3Ws at 285/7r17. Can I crank the torsion bars to make it fit?
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Originally Posted by jlh1657
Hey guys - I have an 01 Lariat 2wd stock everything. I'm wanting to bump up to some Falken Wildpeak AT3Ws at 285/7r17. Can I crank the torsion bars to make it fit?

I dont believe 2wd truck have torsion bars.
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Damien is correct, they don't. They use coil springs.

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