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Old 06-12-2004, 11:55 PM
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Hey gang, I was at the ROR jump champoinships today, and I saw a pretty nice (semi stock) tundra. Anyways, he had donahoes (4WD) and based on the ammount of thread showing, how much lift does he have? He had 305/70R16's. Anyways, here are the pics. BTW, no upper uniball, how soon is he gonna blow that ball joint?

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couldnt have more than 3" safely, unless he owns stock in 930 boots.

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my guess is no more than 2-2.5, judging by the gap front and rear, but im also assuming that the rear is stock.

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Right on, i didnt know you could fit 305's without any apparant rubbing @ that low of a lift height, tundra looks gooood
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if you trim enough, shouldnt rub. it might be 3" tho, dunno...really hard to tell without comparing to the back. if he had aal or a block, then yeah its probably 3" but also i thought that was a 0-3" kit.
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