jmcdtucson
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- Jerel
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- Tucson, AZ
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- 2018 JLU Sport S
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Tires don't matter. It's the taller springs like word said. They lift the frame up away from the axle. The control arms are connected at the frame and at the axle. It's like a triangle. If you change the length of one of the sides, but not the others then the angles have to change.But if all the trims have the same LCAs from the factory and the casters are different between the trims...then there must be a variable that is causing that caster difference. Either ride height or wheel size. Considering the rubicon is elevated and comes with larger 33" tires from the factory then these must be the cause of the caster difference. Right?
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