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94-98 PowertrainDiscussion of components that are directly involved in the power production and all that is needed to get and keep the truck moving . Engine , Transmission Ect...NO ADVERTISING
I have been told 2 different sizes i've been told a 305/75r16 will fit and i've heard a 315/75r16 will fit. I would like to get a set of 305/75r16 for mine next, right now i have 285/75r16 on it, i have a little ways to go before rubbing.
I have a 2" leveling kit with third gen wheels with 35" cooper stt's and they only rub on the lower control arms, when I had my stock wheels I had bfg 315's and they didn't rub at all
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Last edited by 95Cummins12Valve; 09-27-2008 at 12:19 PM.
If you lose the lift what do you want for it? What size lift?
its a 41/2 lift with (this is what sucks) brand new skyjacker 8000 series shocks that will have to go. the rest of the lift is in the body. but ya, ill be selling the lift with shocks if i chose to lose it all. i am thinking a 305 because i dont want to rub and if i do only a little bit.
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