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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
Big 35's or Small 37's
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[QUOTE="WHY NOT, post: 1355669, member: 1397"] There is a difference, I can tell It takes a little more to get going a little more to stop. Not like the truck is struggling at all though. I had about 14K behind it yesterday and it has no issues passing traffic or anything like that. Also on flat ground set the cruise at 70mph and she just sang the whole way. 14K is a light load for my truck though, with as heavy as I tow I would probably regear I I was going to run them all the time, but they are just my winter wheels. My spring summer fall are 35's on 12 wides [/QUOTE]
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