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Discuss tires, wheels and suspension kits (lowering, etc.)
(Includes AWD and towing options)

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Old 08-05-2005, 05:25 PM
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How low can you go???
Does anyone know how low you can drop the Magnum on 22" rims with still using a 265/35/22 tire?? Just wondering since I might be trying out those Eibach Sportlines.....After settling in I think it will be about 2" and I dont know if I will clear those big tires.....

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Old 08-05-2005, 05:51 PM
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Does anyone know how low you can drop the Magnum on 22" rims with still using a 265/35/22 tire?? Just wondering since I might be trying out those Eibach Sportlines.....After settling in I think it will be about 2" and I dont know if I will clear those big tires.....

Any input is appreciated!

Thanks!
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The size of the rims are not the concern. If the overal diameter of the tire is no larger than stock, then any of the lowering kits will work.
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Old 08-05-2005, 06:51 PM
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The size of the rims are not the concern. If the overal diameter of the tire is no larger than stock, then any of the lowering kits will work.
I know about the overall diameter but when using a 265/35/22 tire it gets tricky...the overall diameter is very close but the tire is much wider than stock and I worry about rubbing with that. I don't want to got to the 255/30/22 because I live in NY and commute to NJ everyday. The potholes out here are craters to anyone else across the country!!!

It also depends on what tire I use...the Hancook Ventus is more square than a pirelli tire so thats an issue...
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