1984 2wd f150..largest tires stock?
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01-22-2014, 10:34 AM
Suspension sag has nothing to do with tire selection. It's going to sag the same for a given load no matter what tire you use.
Where tire selection comes in to play is whether or not you get rubbing when it sags. Also whether or not a given tire can handle the load that's causing the sag.
If you meant tire sag, how far it crushes, yeah, that'd tire and load dependent.
Where tire selection comes in to play is whether or not you get rubbing when it sags. Also whether or not a given tire can handle the load that's causing the sag.
If you meant tire sag, how far it crushes, yeah, that'd tire and load dependent.
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Suspension sag has nothing to do with tire selection. It's going to sag the same for a given load no matter what tire you use.
Where tire selection comes in to play is whether or not you get rubbing when it sags. Also whether or not a given tire can handle the load that's causing the sag.
If you meant tire sag, how far it crushes, yeah, that'd tire and load dependent.
Where tire selection comes in to play is whether or not you get rubbing when it sags. Also whether or not a given tire can handle the load that's causing the sag.
If you meant tire sag, how far it crushes, yeah, that'd tire and load dependent.
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