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Re: Huck's 85 GMC shorty

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thanks guys!! much appreciated. I read the article & that is something that I could do. I am mulling over idea on just getting the recommended smaller tires in the front... just not a fan of the "rubberband" tires (for daily drivers) anyways..... thanks again for help & time!
A 255/40-20 has a 4.01" sidewall height so it yields a ~28" tall front height & is a common dropped 'sport truck' front tire size. Four inches is a decent sidewall height for surviving city streets in a truck.
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