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| 12-02-2024, 11:08 PM | #573 | |
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Issue is you’re running a tire size that’s 1/3” taller in combination with aggressive offsets. I can see it rubbing on compression, fronts by the bumper clip and rear at 12 o’clock. Stepping down to 225/255 should help. Yes you have more rim exposed but running a wider square compound can help mitigate that. Or just do slight fender roll and add some camber.
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