Did I screw up? Toytec order

Spacers would absolutely cause rubbing.



Thanks, I thought that was the case but wanted to make sure. I am a newbie at this lift stuff (in case you can't tell) haha. I ordered some spacers but am going to hold off putting them on until I can get the truck up a bit and see how I like it.


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More food for thought.

May have jumped the gun after doing some more reading. I ordered the 2.5 spacers for my 16' TEP with the goal to level it out. Will this raise it too much in the front? I could not find this answer searching and scrolling through the threads. Thanks!


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Here's how 2.0" in the rear will look with 2.5" up front. I load mine up when I head for the woods, so I needed a little extra height in the rear. Hope this is helpful.
 

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Thats looks real sweet with the 285s. Im pouting in a 2.5/1.5 soon but was planning 265 or 275 on stock trail rims.



I am doing the same. Have my eye on 275 ko2's. Would go 285 but don't want to deal with rubbing and really just don't need them. If anyone know they won't rub, I may go for it.


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