Lowering Springs
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The stock SRT-4 ACR wheel size is 225-50-16, so amybe thats what you were thingking of.
As for the spacers, it could, but I dont recommend wheel spacers under any circumstances...if your really concerned about getting wide tires then find some nice aftermarket 7" wide rims (used or new should be fairly cheap).
As for the spacers, it could, but I dont recommend wheel spacers under any circumstances...if your really concerned about getting wide tires then find some nice aftermarket 7" wide rims (used or new should be fairly cheap).
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I did a 2 & 4 kit on my 2001 SLT and it was pretty straight forward. The next time I would pay a shop a few hours to do it though. Your going to get a "firmer" ride and need to to a front end alinement. My adjustments were almost to the limits after the kit was installed. I heard that some kits are difficult to get into specs or even close. Heads up!
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ORIGINAL: Adionik
Well the only rim i'm ever going to put on are the stock SRT's. It'd be nice to run 225-50-17. That won't fit?
Well the only rim i'm ever going to put on are the stock SRT's. It'd be nice to run 225-50-17. That won't fit?
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ORIGINAL: 04r/t_11
I have stock SRT rims on my 04 R/T, I have 215/40-17 Bridgestone RE050's on them and they fit, ride nice, and look sweet. I've read on the other forum you can go 225, but that's pretty much the widest you should go on a 6inch wide rim.
ORIGINAL: Adionik
Well the only rim i'm ever going to put on are the stock SRT's. It'd be nice to run 225-50-17. That won't fit?
Well the only rim i'm ever going to put on are the stock SRT's. It'd be nice to run 225-50-17. That won't fit?