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Old 04-02-2011, 12:48 PM   #10
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Re: Pics of duallies with 19" wheels

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Originally Posted by Hulk Will Smash View Post
Now you tell me the 19.5" won't work on a lowered truck! Dang I wish I'd known a year ago before I started driving it every day...
Always a S-A in every crowd .... I did not say they won't work @ all. I said:
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won't work on 502ss's lowered dually

How much is your drop? 19.5's are very limited on tire selections when it comes to height (meaning you can't get a 28-29" tall 19.5). So, unless he plans to remove his inner fender well up front or build new ones (both of which he's alluded to are not in his plans) I stand by my comment (those set-ups wouldn't work for him on his dropped truck).
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