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- Thread starter tpking
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very good...ur only adding 1" of tire all the way around, cranking the torsion bars will get u more then that, it wont rub....
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I've been told that with a t-bar crank they will fit, but they rub on things like the swaybar if you have one and such because they are a wider tire.
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not really, there only 33x12.5, versus 31x10.5, turn ur steering wheel from stop to stop and measure ur current clearances if u have mor then a inch of clearance on either side of the tire at full turn then it will not rub...
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