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Rubbing in the rear...
Have an 04 4wd non Z71 Tahoe, currently sitting on 20” 2014+ Chevy LT wheels off a suburban/Silverado/Tahoe etc. Was wanting to go from a 275/55 to a 275/65 (34.1” ish). Given when I tried to do 315s on my stock 16s it just wasn’t gonna happen, am I gonna have the same problems with so much...- Quentin Smith
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- Forum: Lifted Supension - Z71 & 4x4
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New guy - Picked up 03 Tahoe Z71
My friend, when you get your bumpers painted or fixed, just make sure to spray rust converter or a POR 15 or SOMETHING on the backside of them. As far as I can see Chevy left them mostly RAW and then we wonder why they all rust...- Quentin Smith
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- Forum: General Discussion
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35s on a leveled Tahoe... again
Yeah my problem is that. I don’t want ridiculous track width difference front to rear, so I’d have to buy a set instead of a pair, and I’m already within fractions of an inch from rubbing in the front. The studs is what I’m looking for, problem is they’re hard to track down any info on.- Quentin Smith
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- Forum: Exterior
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35s on a leveled Tahoe... again
Sort of a bump, but I ended up getting a pair of 1/2” wheel spacers from ReadyLIFT in the mail today. Hub and wheel centric, so don’t get uptight with me here. Little problems with the wheel stud length, as I only got 4 turns (HOLY S**T) when I test fitted them. Does ANYONE know, because I saw...- Quentin Smith
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- Forum: Exterior
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35s on a leveled Tahoe... again
Chubbs, if I had the money, a super duty wouldn’t even be on the list.- Quentin Smith
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- Forum: Exterior
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35s on a leveled Tahoe... again
Not a new idea. I know. Buuuuut I ran into some issues. When tire tracks went to mount the rear 315/75R16 MTRs (stock chevy 16s they put on everything) it looks like they’ll rub on the upper control arm mount and the upper shock bolt. No big deal but I paid a pretty penny for these tires and...- Quentin Smith
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- Forum: Exterior
