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nes tires the width should definitely be increased for stability but sidewall like i said shouldn't be smaller than 45 or 50

new tires here are some tire choices that i would recommend 255/65/16 <--good choice(yokohama or michelin) 265/60/16 255/60/16 265/70/16 <--perfect size(yokohama, goodyear, dunlop, or michelin)http://www.discounttiredirect.com/direct/searchTiresBySize.do?sw=false&cs=265&ar=70&rd=16

new tires i would go stock size or one size smaller as long as the tire sidewall isn't smaller than 45 you should be ok as far as stability

new tires do you want a big offroad tire, a good tire for stock height, or a small enough tire to still drop it? lemme know and i can help you out

what would be the best series flowmaster for a 97 2d 2wd tahoe (my dad has 70 series big block II and it sounds damn good by i want to know what other people think)

does anyone know if there are side skirts available for a 2dr 97 tahoe and if so where can i find them? :crazy: :Chevy: :smash: :twak: :jump: :withstupid: :10s: :drool: :cheers: :mad2: thanks in advance

I am dropping my '97 2D 2WD Tahoe 3.5 inches in the back with leaf springs. i was wondering what the best choice for a drop shock would be. the leaf springs will make it soft so i need to stiffen up the ride and have a smooth ride. i just need to know what is the best drop shock for that...

I am dropping my '97 tahoe 3.5 inches in the back with leaf springs. i was wondering what the best choice for a drop shock would be. the leaf springs will make it soft so i need to stiffen up the ride and have a smooth ride. i just need to know what is the best drop shock for that application...