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[QUOTE="SleeperDuty, post: 269836, member: 1427"] Ok guys just put on new wheels and tires, I'm have a little bit of a rubbing issue I already trimed the inside of the fender as much as possible. I really DO NOT want to lift the front end, But is there something out that can be put on to lift the front when in the city when need a little extra clearance for turning and that can lower it back down to stock hieght on the highway? If not whats the shortest leveling kit/spacer available? I think 1-1.5 inches of lift in the front will be enough to stop the rubbing and give enough clearance. [/QUOTE]
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