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04-02-2010, 02:46 PM
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Need some serious help!?
I need some serious help! I have a 2009 Screw 4X2 with the 17 inch machined wheels with stock everything....What size tire comes stock?? What is the biggest tire on stock with out leveling kit or lift?? If i got a leveling what is closest to even?? and what is the biggest tire on a level kit? (probably 1 1/2 inch) and how does a bigger tire with 17's look?? (Pics please) Does a level kit with stock tires look bad?? Help please! O and any pros and cons about a flowmaster??
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
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04-02-2010, 04:36 PM
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What size tire comes stock?
Look on your door sill. There will be a sticker that says.
What is the biggest tire on stock with out leveling kit or lift?
I'm not sure, probably a 32-33" tire or it's metric equivalent, if you stick it on the stock rim. Look at tire manufacturers' spec sheets on their websites to find metric equivalents.
If I got a leveling what is closest to even?
Some people say 2", some say 2.5". I got a 2.5", and mine has the tiniest front rake, however some people get 2" and theirs sits perfectly level.
How does a bigger tire with 17's look?
Better than a smaller tire.
Does a level kit with stock tires look bad?
No, not necessarily. There are a few users here that have done it. Looks better than no leveling kit, but not as good as a leveling kit with larger tires, of course.
Oh and any pros and cons about a Flowmaster?
Well, I can't answer that from experience, but I have heard that they are more performance inhibiting than other brands, and of course their tone is different. Venture over to the Exhaust section for more information.
Look on your door sill. There will be a sticker that says.
What is the biggest tire on stock with out leveling kit or lift?
I'm not sure, probably a 32-33" tire or it's metric equivalent, if you stick it on the stock rim. Look at tire manufacturers' spec sheets on their websites to find metric equivalents.
If I got a leveling what is closest to even?
Some people say 2", some say 2.5". I got a 2.5", and mine has the tiniest front rake, however some people get 2" and theirs sits perfectly level.
How does a bigger tire with 17's look?
Better than a smaller tire.
Does a level kit with stock tires look bad?
No, not necessarily. There are a few users here that have done it. Looks better than no leveling kit, but not as good as a leveling kit with larger tires, of course.
Oh and any pros and cons about a Flowmaster?
Well, I can't answer that from experience, but I have heard that they are more performance inhibiting than other brands, and of course their tone is different. Venture over to the Exhaust section for more information.
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04-02-2010, 07:27 PM
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thanks for the input!
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