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03-13-2002, 06:29 PM
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Sounds like they may be rubbing on the swaybar. About the only thing you can do for rubbing on the inside once you've already bought the wheels is try a narrower tire or use a wheel spacer, but with 275's you probably don't have much room to come outward without rubbing the fender or looking funny. Also, too big of a spacer will screw up your steering geometry and cause wheel bearings to wear rapidly.
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