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Chevy/GMC Trucks \  Lowering a 96 fullsize on 20's??

Lowering a 96 fullsize on 20's??

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time1   +1y
Heres the deal, my mom wants to hook up her 96 ex-cab silverado. Im tryin to convince her to lower it on some 20's. What kind of drop can i put on the truck with 20's and still have her be able to drive it. I dont want rubber bands on the wheels, the tires GOT TO have some meat to them. They have a travel trailer they pull with this truck so im gonna throw some helper bags in the rear.

I wish she would bag it but she wont

thanks for the help!
pat2low   +1y
MY BUDDY JUST DID A 97 ON 22S IT WAS A 4-6 DROP DONT'T REMEMBER THE TIRE SIZE THOUGH
Rigo   +1y
Edited: 4/11/2006 6:11:01 PM by Rigo

Edited: 4/11/2006 11:34:47 AM by Rigo

bdydrped   +1y
^ said he needed MEAT on the tires... and a 35 series isnt anywhere near meaty



i would say the lowest and be able to turn withno rubbing would be a 4/6 drop with a 245/50 and an 8" wheel up front

if you wanna look in my profile my tahoe is also dropped 5/6 with 245/35/20s all around and the front is right at the fenderwells.

Kappa9012   +1y
where do you find tires that size.
Kappa9012   +1y
also, what size backspacing do you need?
ShakinPlates   +1y
I have 5/7 on 255/35/20 @ 8.5" My exaust pipes hit the ground before my tires rub when goin over bumps
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