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Old 07-11-2018, 01:20 AM   #1
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Dropped front wheel size to allow turning corners.

I have seen a ton of pics of dropped trucks with their wheels tucked in the wheel wells, but am wondering if they are able to realistically drive and turn corners (slow speed) all tucked up like that or they are just lowered for pics only.

What would be the max wheel size and offset to be able to turn the front wheels?

I am planning to run 22” transits on a bagged front (currently the front crossmember lays on ground with 15”) and channeled rear if it is practically.
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