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295/65/20s on stock rims?

Brigadoon

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Truck looks great. Are you using wheel spacers? Off road package? Do you know the location of the rub? I am getting ready to do similar setup; Motofab 2.5” front, 1” rear and 295/65r20 on stock Laramie rims.
 

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Yes I am now. But no spacers on In the first pictures. I now have 1/4 inch spacers front and back.
They are on it in this photo. Not very noticeable but they did get rid of the tiny bit of rub I had at max turn in reverse.
 

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Truck looks great. Are you using wheel spacers? Off road package? Do you know the location of the rub? I am getting ready to do similar setup; Motofab 2.5” front, 1” rear and 295/65r20 on stock Laramie rims.
Lower control arm
 

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Truck looks great. Are you using wheel spacers? Off road package? Do you know the location of the rub? I am getting ready to do similar setup; Motofab 2.5” front, 1” rear and 295/65r20 on stock Laramie rims.
 

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@RLee276
The rubbing your feeling is not from the lower control arm. Thats totally normal on our trucks, lifted or not (circled). The green arrow points to the nub on the wheel hub that comes in contact with the lower control arm to limit the wheels from turning inward any further.

Your rubbing is most likely coming from the mud flap/wheel well when your turning or in reverse.
 

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