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Old 02-01-2010, 06:43 PM
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any pics of a 6" lift and a leving kit with 35" tires?

does anyone have a pic of a 6" lift and a leveling kit with 35's

i am about to add a 6" lift to my truck with a 3" level kit

i dint know if it would look good with 35's because i think they will be too small. but i wanted to see some pics before i spend the extra money on 37's
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I'm not sure if anyone is running the lift with a 3" leveler. But im pretty sure theres a few with 2" and maybe 2.5" because of the stress it causes. I could be wrong though
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i had 8" with 35s

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I'm not sure if anyone is running the lift with a 3" leveler. But im pretty sure theres a few with 2" and maybe 2.5" because of the stress it causes. I could be wrong though
i agree, 3" is a little to much
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I have been looking for a thread like this. Id like to see more pics as well
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Old 02-01-2010, 07:52 PM
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heres 9" and 35's just for laughs

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Idnc I think it looks fine in the front there, but the back makes them look like they are stoick tires.
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is there many problems runnings thise 37s with the body lift IDNC?
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He's actually got 38's, I say drop the 3" spacer, get a 2-2.5" spacer with 37's. The 35's may not look bad at the time, but give it about a week and you will get tired of them and wont to move up.
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Idnc I think it looks fine in the front there, but the back makes them look like they are stoick tires.
my driveway is also on a slant so that doesnt help the back

if you have wheels with 4.5 backspacing and a wide tire, that can help give the illusion you are running bigger tires


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is there many problems runnings thise 37s with the body lift IDNC?
as IOR mentioned on running 38's, i also regeared to 4.88's. i havent had any problems yet


Heres the other pics of 9" and 35's i have

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and the finished product 9" and 38's

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Old 02-01-2010, 11:44 PM
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the 3 inch spacer didnt work on top of my 6 inch lift for me. we had this discussion already lol.
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Old 02-02-2010, 05:08 PM
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the 3 inch spacer didnt work on top of my 6 inch lift for me. we had this discussion already lol.
Hey man why wouldn't it work?? Just because the control arm was hitting the coil at full droop. OR because you couldn't get it all bolted up with the spacer in there. I guess im just having a hard time understanding since the 6" spacer puts the truck back to stock specs and then your adding the leveling kit.
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Old 02-03-2010, 03:49 PM
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6" Fabtech w/ 2" Leveling Kit

Here's mine in my sig., more in my album, plain and simple. Still running 35 inch Toyo AT's, thinking of bumping up to 37 inch Toyo MT's when these are kaput!
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Old 02-03-2010, 08:01 PM
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no because the 3 inch kit brought my knuckle almost to where it was hitting the coil, to close for comfort. so i just ordered a 3 inch body lift. gonna try to put it on tomorow
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Old 02-04-2010, 12:45 AM
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Here's another one for you to look at (I have a 2.5 level + 6" Fabtech)....

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