285/75/16 tires
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will they fit on a stock 04 chevy 2wd with fatory rims. going to the track going to put the 285/75/16 and take my 20's off there 275/55/20 will i doing any better with the 285's ?
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Originally Posted by 04BL53SLV
just shy of 1" taller than your 20's use this
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
Yea, I have the calculators in my head. I missed the 20" wheels that he is running now.
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They should fit the VHO the same as they would any 4x4 since you have the same suspension setup minus the front diff/transfer case etc. I ran mine on the stock rims for a couple months when I first got them. The VHO/SS might come slightly lower from the factory then a 4x4 but you can just crank the tb's if you need to.
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