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275/60/15 at all 4 corners: lowering experts, please come in
Hi guys,
My ‘69 c10 is getting 275/60/15 at all 4 corners on 15x8 4.0” BS truck rallys. I’m debating whether to do a 2/4 or a 3/5 drop. Will either of these drops present any problems for me with the wheel combination above? Thanks Luke |
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OK, not a lowering expert, but I have a similar setup to what you are describing. My truck is a 2.5/4 static drop with 8" rally wheels. I went with 255/70-15 at the time to better fill up the fender wells.
I could easily add another 20mm of tread width and drop the front or rear another inch without any issues. |
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I am not an expert but here is my story.
1967 with 2.5 spindle drop 4" rear. 235/75/15. When I go over a big dip at speed the front tire will contact the inner fender. My tires are smaller than 67C10step yet I have a problem and he doesn't. All that to say, I bet your plan will work. I just recommend that while you have the springs out, check the clearance with the truck on the bump stops. Then adjust things to make it work. |
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Here is a thread for 15 inch wheels only. I believe there are a lot of trucks in here that have the combo you are asking about.
https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...t=15+inch+only |
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The thing that bothers me is regardless of what spring, if it ever hits hard enough to reach the bump stop it is going the interfere. |
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FWIW, 255-70x15 tires on 8" rally wheels from a square body truck barely rubbed the bolts holding my inner fenders to the outers. It only happened on bumpy roads while turning. I fixed it by replacing the hex head bolts with button head bolts. My truck has somewhere around a 2" drop at the front.
However, 275-60x15 tires are shorter than mine, so you may not have a problem, depending on how low you go. |
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275/60/15 on 15 x8 all 4 corners 2.5" front 4 " rear static drop no issues on rubbing . Rear tires wear out twice as fast as fronts:chevy:
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Never had an issue with mine not really sure on the drop on it though..
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I ran 275/60's for many years with a 2.5" spindle + 1" drop spring in the front. The rear was a 4" drop spring. This pic is that same drop with slightly smaller overall diameter 255/50-17's.
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Earlier I wrote: "255-70x15 tires on 8" rally wheels from a square body truck barely rubbed the bolts holding my inner fenders to the outers."
My truck does have 85 spindles. I wonder if they position the wheel outboard just a little further? It's not much, because button head bolts fixed the problem! Tires are Cooper Cobras, which may be a shade wider or taller than BFG Radial T/As. |
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