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Any need to carry spare??
I lifted my 04 CC 6.5 inches and running 37 inch Toyo MTs. Is there any need to carry the stock 31.5 spare around? Would it even touch the ground? Would truck drive with limited slip rear? Thanks
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I would look into a full size spare or at least one closer to the right size. Just in case. And I would bet it still touches the ground and it would move even with the limited slip just run the chance of burning it up.
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ive seen it done on my buddies toyota lol. he had a 35in spare and he runs 47s
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I would try to run a full size spare or something close, I'd you had to drive for any distance you could burn up your diff
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What u can do is if ur rear blows take a tire from front and put ur spare up front and unlock ur hubs.
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I would definitely carry a spare. When I was running 37s on my truck, I had one go out on me and that little stock spare is what got me home.
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u can fit a pretty large tire in the OEM spare location if you modify the stops
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I decided that was too much of a PITA so I bought a full size spare. |
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How big will fit and what mods are needed?
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