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Members djjtmj12 and Justinass have that set up with only a 2.5" level and state zero rubbing. There are several people on this sight running a 33/12.5r20 on stock rims with no rubbing.

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Members djjtmj12 and Justinass have that set up with only a 2.5" level and state zero rubbing. There are several people on this sight running a 33/12.5r20 on stock rims with no rubbing.

thanks! What has everyone heard about the cooper stt??

 

 

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Members djjtmj12 and Justinass have that set up with only a 2.5" level and state zero rubbing. There are several people on this sight running a 33/12.5r20 on stock rims with no rubbing.

actually i BARELY rub the sway bar at full lock...

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but so does my 08 with 285/70/17...335k trouble free miles.

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both have RC 2.5 level

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Well dang it, I'm sorry to have miss quoted you?. I could have sworn you didn't have problems.

 

actually i BARELY rub the sway bar at full lock

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Will the tire rubbing on the sway bar cause issues over time? I find it difficult at times to avoid turning at full lock whether it be in parking lots, parking garages or other tight areas.

 

'14, Crew Cab, Standard Bed

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Will the tire rubbing on the sway bar cause issues over time? I find it difficult at times to avoid turning at full lock whether it be in parking lots, parking garages or other tight areas.

 

'14, Crew Cab, Standard Bed

 

I don't think it will personally...but everyone has their own opinions...

so it is really just personal preference, whether it bothers you or not...

they do not rub the a-arms or anything...like i said it is very minimal rubbing of the swaybar, and only at full lock...which i try to avoid but like you said, sometimes you just can't avoid it when parking etc.

my daughters 08 with 335k miles never saw premature tire wear or anything...still got 70k miles out of the tires.

hope this helps

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