well i posted a topic on sss.com and didnt get to much help. cant blame them our front suspension might be difffrent. well what im looking for is how low can i go with 275/55/20 up front. i have a 04 reg cab. im planning on doing a 2/4 but dont know if i can do the 2" up front with out rubbing, what do you guys think, think its possible to do with out to much rubbing???
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(04silveradoclone07ss @ Apr 1 2007, 12:08 PM) [snapback]88022[/snapback]</div>Works fine on mine. Granted I have different suspension, but you should be fine with a 2".well i posted a topic on sss.com and didnt get to much help. cant blame them our front suspension might be difffrent. well what im looking for is how low can i go with 275/55/20 up front. i have a 04 reg cab. im planning on doing a 2/4 but dont know if i can do the 2" up front with out rubbing, what do you guys think, think its possible to do with out to much rubbing???
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(04silveradoclone07ss @ Apr 1 2007, 01:08 PM) [snapback]88022[/snapback]</div>It worked on mine but mine was a Z71 before I got hold of it.well i posted a topic on sss.com and didnt get to much help. cant blame them our front suspension might be difffrent. well what im looking for is how low can i go with 275/55/20 up front. i have a 04 reg cab. im planning on doing a 2/4 but dont know if i can do the 2" up front with out rubbing, what do you guys think, think its possible to do with out to much rubbing???
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I have 295/45/20 now. Rides rougher but more than enough clearence for yours and better traction.
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so with those tires no big problems? if i have to trim the inner fender wells that not a big deal. shouldnt springs just lower the geometry of the front suspension and not change it so that it makes diffrent angels to make the tire hit anything? i have a little rubbing issue now but thats at full turn to the left and all it hits is the sway bar.
It should work fine with a stock style wheel (IE: size & backspacing).
I would be concerned that your current stock tires rub on the swaybar, that shouldn't happen.
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i have talked to chevyman23 on sss.com and he has the same wheels and he says the rub the sway bar on full turn to the left. he has the same truck as me and he says its no problem. but i dont know what will happen when i bring eveything 2 inches lower? like how much will everything change and then what will rub? i might just wait to get 275/50/20 or even 45/20's
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