New Struts, Shocks, Blocks, and Leveling Kit
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very true. but loosening the bolt and re-tightening helped to break free the rusted bottom part thats attached to the axle. While doing so, I used a clamp.
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I think we'll be good with 32" tires but not sure how wide we can go with that tho... might could squeeze in 33" with some major trimming. I'm not buying tires for another few months but my research has lead me to believe that 275 65 18 is a good choice for me when I do buy
will i have axle problems?
you should not have axle problems by going to a wider wheel. you may have clearance issues but no axle problems that I am aware of.
Last edited by jkeaton; Feb 8, 2012 at 11:02 PM. Reason: combined posts
I think we'll be good with 32" tires but not sure how wide we can go with that tho... might could squeeze in 33" with some major trimming. I'm not buying tires for another few months but my research has lead me to believe that 275 65 18 is a good choice for me when I do buy
I have the 18" rim with the 2.5" leveling kit and im 99% the biggest you can go without trimming is 265/65.....thats what i have and it JUSTS clears
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Took a little bit of elbow grease to get the axle to come off the spring as they had sort of rusted together, but overall it was pretty easy.