Frank
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Can you fit 245/75r16 tires on a pre-lowered libby without major rubbing ? I know I have to do the pinch weld thing, maybe a clevis lift, but is it enough ?
245/75r16 on pre-lowered
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Atrus
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TJKJ was saying that he did it on his new prelowered 2002 with little-to-no rubbing. I think it depends on how much sag you've accumulated over the years.
I would say that I am at pre-lowered height or a little taller on mine currently. The 245/70 (30.5") worried me. I just ordered a set of 235/75's yesterday (30") and hope I can get those to work with no rubbing. I am fairly confident that if I pound the pinch weld and do a little bumper reshaping I can make them fit with little issue.
I would say that I am at pre-lowered height or a little taller on mine currently. The 245/70 (30.5") worried me. I just ordered a set of 235/75's yesterday (30") and hope I can get those to work with no rubbing. I am fairly confident that if I pound the pinch weld and do a little bumper reshaping I can make them fit with little issue.
Frank
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but with a 3-conduit clevis lift and 2 more spring isolator ?
That might make up for the sag.
Atrus
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It'll be a tossup. Get out the tape measure and guesstimate 
Spidey
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I have a pre-lowered 02 and even with the Daystar 2.5" lift my 245/75(30.9" dia) Treadwright MTRs rubbed everything up front, FWIW.
ThunderbirdJunkie
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ThunderbirdJunkie gets barely any rub with his OME front springs and his Skyjacker rear springs.
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