Reply to "Vehicle Height with 17” rims"

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I have the same issue as you 315 35 17 tires and stock shocks, even with the springs removed. What made it worse is I plan on moving to 335's with aftermarket springs so have a better fit plus allow me to adjust the ride height. In prepping for this I rolled the lips on the rear wheel wells so it made the spacing issue more obvious to me. To the average Joe, they don't see it but I do.

Whenever I take a picture of the car, I always make sure I don't get the lense too level wit the wheels.

I have another set of stock springs that I've thought about going ahead and cutting but haven't gotten around to it.

4/15/1010:49 PM

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