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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
35's vs 37's offroad
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[QUOTE="CSIPSD, post: 131016, member: 200"] I would bet money I have done more and wheeled harder then 90% of the guys on this site... 4" and 37's with proper wheel offset is a perfect match. But hey, its your truck, if you want to run a 8" lift to throw some 37's on there, go for it... You should put them on 12" wide wheels and 2" of positive offset too, then you can say "see, I still rub with an 8" lift and 37's" Well duh. [/QUOTE]
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