Suspension Lift options
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Suspension Lift options
Ok, I have a '13 SCREW FX4, 20" wheels. I have checked my garage door and I have 7" to play with (that's what she said) and still safely fit. I want to use the stock wheels, at least for now to save some money.
What lift/tire combo will keep me from being out in the cold?
My worst fear is dumping a bunch of $$ and then driving to the house and finding out that I can no longer make it into the garage.
Anyone have any thoughts or suggestions on combos? Measurements? I know nothing is ever certain, but I want to be pretty confident driving home that I can stay safe and dry in the garage.
What lift/tire combo will keep me from being out in the cold?
My worst fear is dumping a bunch of $$ and then driving to the house and finding out that I can no longer make it into the garage.
Anyone have any thoughts or suggestions on combos? Measurements? I know nothing is ever certain, but I want to be pretty confident driving home that I can stay safe and dry in the garage.
#3
thanks, I have looked at the leveling kits, and if possible I would like to stay with the full suspension lift to try and keep the geometry the same.
Current measurements at the bottom of the fenders: Front 36.75", Back 39".
I definitely want to make sure that the back doesn't end up lower than the front.
Current measurements at the bottom of the fenders: Front 36.75", Back 39".
I definitely want to make sure that the back doesn't end up lower than the front.
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There was a thread in the 09-14 forum a couple years ago about this. If I remember correctly the 6in suspension lifts with 35s fit in normal 7ft garage doors, but just barely. You also need to make sure your door opens fully, even make sure the handle isn't sticking down. Measuring mine I'm only and inch or two under 7ft. The stock antenna on my 10 is a little taller than the cab, it's a good measure when I go into parking garages.
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