Ground Clearance w/Stainless Works LT's

[Jon_Purdy]

Hello everyone. Just curious, does anyone else with Stainless Works LT's have them hang low? My cats are 2.75" off the deck. The car is riding on Roush springs and a 26.6" tire all the way around.

 

[Jon_Purdy]

 

[MrBhp]

All LT's are going to be lower than oe. You just have to learn how to approach speed bumps and steep driveways. You could always do a Carolina rake.

 

[JC SSP]

I know what California and cowboy rake are but what is Carolina rake?

 

[MrBhp]

 

[JC SSP]

Ok that’s what I know as cowboy rake… rearend weighted down. Lol

 

[Dino Dino Bambino]

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[AHaze]

27.6" tires to the rescue. Something like a 275-40-19. The 1/2" of extra clearance may not seem like much but on a street car, it's the difference between clearing and tearing something up in a lot of places.

 

[Jon_Purdy]

27.6" tires to the rescue. Something like a 275-40-19. The 1/2" of extra clearance may not seem like much but on a street car, it's the difference between clearing and tearing something up in a lot of places.

I like it. Thor does need new tires as these are 7 years old. Current tire is 26.6 so a 275/40R19 will get me another 1.1 in ground clearance.

 

[MrBhp]

I like it. Thor does need new tires as these are 7 years old. Current tire is 26.6 so a 275/40R19 will get me another 1.1 in ground clearance.

It'll get you a half inch.

 

[Jon_Purdy]

It'll get you a half inch.

The current tire is a 275/35R19 which is 26.6" tall.

 

[MrBhp]

The current tire is a 275/35R19 which is 26.6" tall. How only a half inch?

One inch overall. Which means you get half of that per side.

 

[Jon_Purdy]

Not my car but this is supposed to be a 275/40R19.