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Old 06-11-2009, 02:27 AM   #301
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I would realy like to put toyo's new 345/40-17 drag radial underneath my car and possibly lower the rear 2" to compensate for the 1" drop in the front and the taller rear tire, mickey thompson claims their 345 has a 13.9 section width, do you think I could fit that tire in there without relocating the lca's but also using mini tubs, offset lca's ? Also if so, do I realy need to go the "2.5" spring route or can I use the stock spring and location setup? THANKS!
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Old 09-28-2009, 09:27 PM   #302
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Sorry haven't been on in a while, I don't know the actual dimensions of that tire, but without using smaller springs it might rub, from what I remember the first place to hit will be the LCA's once you've mini tubbed.
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