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Old 07-29-2013, 07:11 PM #1
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FItting 285/75/16 with no lift on a 2nd gen
Has any one tried to fit 285's with no lift? im not worried if they rub some but i was checking to see how much it effected the power as well as the mileage. I have a 93 with factory offset. Thanks?
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Here's a pic of mine. Im running toyo open country mud terrains. Definitely lost some power. Rubs a little on drivers side sway bar and passenger side steering idler arm. But not a big deal
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Rubs alittle when I turn sharp corners and press brakes.
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Are you auto or manual? 33s on stock gears with an auto will bring the suck.
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Mines a auto and I dont really notice a difference between the 33s or 31s.
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Are you auto or manual? 33s on stock gears with an auto will bring the suck.
Mines Manual with stock gears. im gettin around 18 mpg now
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