Tires/Power Loss Question
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From the research I have done here and speaking to folks smarter than myself, I have found its very recommended to upgrade to a d.c. Front even with a 2" to compensate for the increase in drive train angles. You can get away with a stock single u-joint shaft but the joints wear at a greatly increased rate and can cause an increase in driveline vibrations, but this seems to be vehicle specific. Sorry for poor grammar, I am on my phone.
Last edited by amsandunn; 02-03-2013 at 05:38 PM. Reason: Spelling corrections
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Not really. A 2" shouldn't require a DC shaft. If you start adding spacers on top of the lift then yeah you'll need a DC.
Go with the 235/85/16. They'll stuff better and won't rub the radius arms. Yes you'll lose some acceleration and a couple mpg's.
What lift do you have?
Go with the 235/85/16. They'll stuff better and won't rub the radius arms. Yes you'll lose some acceleration and a couple mpg's.
What lift do you have?
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