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    1. #11
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      Mar 2005
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      St George Utah
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      Quote Originally Posted by ProTour69Bird View Post
      So i was originally planning on using my stock sub. But now im looking for tire clearance, im interested in this subframe for the amount of tire clearance.

      On the site, it says any aftermarket control arm made for the stock sub will work. I have SPC uppers and chris alston coilover lowers with ATS spindles. There arent two types of spindle still, is there? (like the tall one and a gulstrand mod one). Curious to know, with this sub, my uppers and 18x9.5 40et(equals 6.8" b/s) with 285 or 295 would i have clearance issues?


      Do other aftermarket racks fit since they would be mounting in the same location? i'm looking at a manual rack.

      My rear sub mounts are solid now(fixed), the front 2 on the body still have the loose nuts. Do you think i will have alignment issues?
      mounts like this:




      Definitly interested due to the amount of mods im about to do to my stock sub without any extra tire gain.
      there is no reason the SPC and Alston arms won't fit, they are probably not "Ideal" as we spent alot of time on the arms and sway bar to fit up to a 19x10 with a 7"bs the best fitment is a 18x 9.5 with a 6.5bs and you can fit a 285,295 on a 9.5"rim

      there are still 2 spindles the tall and standard height.
      as long as your welded in body mount nuts are in the correct location there is still some adjustment available with the aluminum body mounts.

      the sub is available with a manual rack also.

      the biggest clearance issue you will have is that you will need to run tha factory style sway bar, this is where you will have contact issues. the swaybar that is specific for the subfram has the most clearance but can only be used with the Hi Clearance arms.
      Blake Foster
      www.speedtechperformance.com
      435-628-4300
      St. George Utah.
      it's always sunny here.





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