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I have a 99 dodge ram 1500, 4wd, 3 inch suspension lift with 35 nitto mud grapplers. I realize these tires are too big for the smaller lift, but what seems to be my torsion bar looks likemit will be in the way no matter what size tires I put on there. Is there anything I can do to stop the scrubbing? If there is, I would love to know. Thanks guys.
Even my 285's (32.8") rubbed the lower control arm before I got some 1.5" wheel spacers. If you have the option of getting some new wheels I'd go that route, I hear that wheel spacers can be hard on your ball joints. I have not problems with it yet (knock on wood!) but nice new wheels would be sweet.
The hub/bearing assemblies are what suffer on the front axle with wheel spacers..... What rims do you have on the truck now? If they aren't stock, what is the backspacing?
hmmm. i bet im having the same problem. i put some 285/75/16's up from 265's and i hear something rubbing when i turn! maybe i should put the MT classics back on and sell the black american racing rims?
Last edited by blackbeasst; 09-29-2011 at 03:17 PM.