2006 SCREW 4WD 6" Fabtech Lift Q

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Old 03-13-2008, 11:40 AM
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2006 SCREW 4WD 6" Fabtech Lift Q

I am going to get the 6" basic kit with a 2" daystar spacer in the front and the 5" block and 2" aal in the rear. My question is can I fit the 355/60/20 Nitto Tera's and not have to regear, or should I stay with the 325/60/20's. Want to know the pro's and con's of going with the 2 sizes.
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Old 03-13-2008, 12:21 PM
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If you run the 355's you should regear. That is about a 36.8x14 tire and your truck will be pretty sluggish. The 325 would be about the max without a regear but you wouldn't need the extra spacers or the large block on the rear either.
 
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Old 03-13-2008, 12:41 PM
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Stick with the 325's any bigger and you start really exponentially adding stress to the suspension (ball joints, etc.). You don't have to regear with these tires but i still would if i could! If you want that much lift have you looked into a "rize lift kit"? They come in 8" or 12" lifts" Hope that helps!
 

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I agree.
 
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get a Rize or CST and keep your factory angles.
 



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