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Aftermarket Super Duty 1999 - Current
Opinions needed 35 vs 37s on 20s
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[QUOTE="WHY NOT, post: 1488261, member: 1397"] I run 37's on in the winter months on my stock wheels. You can defiantly tell a difference coming in power and stopping vs the 35's that I run the rest of the year but its not to bad. Pretty much what ever your preference is at that amount of lift. The 37's with less pressure in them do offer a nicer ride. [/QUOTE]
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