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Old 03-28-2011, 08:55 PM
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Default Re: A few questions...

You will lose power with the bigger tires, but if you don't off road you may not mind, but it is recomended.

With a programmer you can tune for different tire sizes and gears to keep your mileage/speedo accurate. Not to mention performance tunes. I have a superchips vortex and can't complain.

Your steering components will wear out fast (or break if you offroad) with the larger tires. There are lots of posts on here about which front end components (tie rods, etc) to get.
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