RandomHero

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I did a quick search without much luck. Lately I've been quite frustrated with babying my truck through the lovely streets of Oklahoma. Being that I can't own a stock truck I've been thinking of running the 7" pro-comp with some 305/70/16s.

With that said, how much should I expect the tires to hurt my times? Right now I'm running a 30" tall tire so it would be a 10% jump, but more importantly would be the weight difference.

If anything has anything to offer I would appreciate it.

00ChevyScott

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David lifted his up for that same reason, and dropped it back down maybe a month later? Save yourself the trouble

sharpshooter

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That is the size tire I run and yes it will affect your performance.You can see below my mods and how it runs.I ran a 12.9 in about 60* weather a few weeks ago.It is run at the track like you see it below.

RandomHero

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I'm no good at guessing times, but what do you think you'd be at with a 30" tall tire or similar?

It gets old bottoming out all the time, and not being able to use the truck much.

Phantom

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Hasn't your truck already been lifted?

Bumpers

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it does make a big difference... you also have to think about your truck being taller more windresistance and such. If you were to do anything i would say put it back around stock height and run a 31"-32" inch tire and and some more gear and it should be close to the same

RandomHero

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Yes, but long before there was anything done to it performance wise. My truck is fun with the 150 shot, but it's not fun cringing every time I go over a bump or dip.

BOSS302

I say put it back to stock height with a 2" shackle in the back.

RandomHero

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Yea, unfortunately I know I'll get bored with that. I guess you can't have your cake and eat it too.

Phantom

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Dodge 'em what is your drop? Could do it like tylers. His looks pretty badass. Cut a coil off the front springs and put hangers in the back