Answer a tire argument please.
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2inches if 31's also have weight on them...lol.... Also 35's depending on tire, manufacturer etc can be from high 34's to mid 35's if you want to be more precise.
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I am saying there is an exact 4" of difference in tire diameters. I would get 2" of lift right?
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Can you believe a known forum "expert" is telling me you only get 3/4" maybe 7/8" from a 4" taller tire.
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When it's an "expert" and worshiped vendor it's not suppose to happen.
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Oops that was out loud wasn't it
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Where does that expert say the other 3 1/8" to 3 1/4" goes?
That would be an interesting explanation to hear.........
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hope your good with that Tom, cause I can't think of anything better