Hey I Need Some Help Guys
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Hey Guys Thanks For All The Info Gave Me Some Real Good Ideas I Should Have My Lift In Like 2 Weeks And Then Im Going To Buy Wheels And Tires Cant Wait To See It Done...i'll Take Pics And Post Dont Worry Guys
Thanks
Will
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Will
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i ordered the 4" super lift with an...adj. track bar...shocks...4 disconnects...i got a really good deal i paid 690 for everything shipped i got it from 4 wheel parts
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consider adding adjustable upper control arms up front. It helps with wandering caused by a change in the front axle angle (caster).
#15
The distance from the center of the hub to the bottom of the 15" wheel is 1" less than the 17" wheel. The Differential is 1" higher off the ground with the same tires.
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35" tires are 17 1/2" from the center to the outside of the tire no matter if the wheel itself is 13" or 22". One just has more rubber than the other.
#18
Yeh, basically the hole is bigger when you are talking a 35" tire. Where things get confusing is when you are talking metric sizes. For instance a 305/70/16 is 32.8" in diameter where as a 305/70/17 is 33.8". In that instance the wheel diameter makes a difference. That is because in the metric sizes they are considering the height of the rubber in comparison to the width of the rubber. Most people end up converting those to inches to better understand how they will fit their vehicle.
Here is a good calculater for that http://www.raingler.com/tech/metricTire.asp
Here is a good calculater for that http://www.raingler.com/tech/metricTire.asp