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i have swift lowering springs wondering whether or not this will rub or whether i will need more than factory specs to make it work?

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Old 09-25-2012, 03:42 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I have almost the samething. But I'm at stock height. 9.5x19, +25. Mich PSS 275/35-19. No spacer, no rubs.
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alright im going with continental DWS ( too much rain and snow during the winter for summer tires gunna run 285/35/19 out back since they dont make a 295/35
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