I know I know, another tire thread! Well I'm bout 99% sure these will go on fine on a stock SRT rim with no rubbage, but wanted to seal that last 1% before I clicked "purchase"
I know I know, another tire thread! Well I'm bout 99% sure these will go on fine on a stock SRT rim with no rubbage, but wanted to seal that last 1% before I clicked "purchase"
you will most likely have some rubbing on the front spindles, 3mm spacer should resolve the issue
Luke
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The SRT engineers have previously stated to go no wider than a 245/45/20 on the front. Why not go with a 245 on the front a a 275 on the rear for the staggered "old school" look? That is what I intend to do. You'll also save a few bucks on your purchase.
Do you intend to install splash guards? The wider tires will really throw a lot of debris against your paint.
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I have run a 275/40/20 on the fronts with a 9" rim and no issues with rubbing did this with 2" lowering springs
this is with the coil overs
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The SRT engineers have previously stated to go no wider than a 245/45/20 on the front. Why not go with a 245 on the front a a 275 on the rear for the staggered "old school" look? That is what I intend to do. You'll also save a few bucks on your purchase.
Do you intend to install splash guards? The wider tires will really throw a lot of debris against your paint.
something like this 245/40/20 & 285/40/20 on 9" rims with 2" drop springs
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