6" lift pics
 

If anyone has any pictures of any 1997-2003 supercrews or supercabs with a 6" lift it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanx Guys :smoke:

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Nice truck...

This is with a 3" body and 6" Fabtech. 38 NITTO's are going in as soon as the new wheels get here.
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This was before the procomp rear leafs and traction bars. Matter of fact this is before alot. i'll need a new pic!!

Thanx guys the rucks look great. Please keep them coming.

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Hello I am a first time posted and have learned quite abit from this forum. Now to my question: Did you have to re-program the chip for the new tire size and change the gears? And if so, can you tell me exactly what you did? I plan on doing a 4" Trailblazer suspension shortly after Christmas. Thank you.

yes a tuner will be needed to corect your speedo and to alow the tranny to shift at the right points, gears are not a must do but you will lose power and couse stress on the tranny i recomend regearing when going up in tire size to anything over a 33" what gearing are you curently running and what is the tire size you want to run and i could give you my opinion on what gearing you will need to get close to stock or alittle above it for added power lost due to a heaver rim tire combo

I am geared at 3.73 (stock - I believe) and I plan on running 285/75-16s with the 4" Trailmaster suspension lift. Truck information is still current. (look left - engine is 4.6L). Thanks

for your app. i would keep your stock gearing since you stated you do alot of highway driving and the tires you are getting are just under 33" it would not be cost efective to change your gearing, if you still want to regear 4.10 would put you at about stock

I believe that I will be able to go up to a 35" tire with this suspension. If I do that will I then need to start thinking about re-gearing?

with a 35" tire your tranny would be under alot of stress and it would be under alot of load in city driving with 35" tires 4.56 would put you alittle over stock about 100-200 rpms over what you have now with stock tires and gears you would lose about 2 mpg or less on the highway but would most likely gain 1 mpg in the city, with 35" i would definatly regear to relieve the stress on the tranny and regain lost performance

Big Truck nailed it, I am running stock gears 3.73 with 285/75/16's with aftermarket wheels and felt a noticeable loss of power after lift and tires were on, I can't imagine running 35's with no gear change....well yes I can, go climb into a Hynduai, take one of the hamsters out of the wheel, i.e. engine and drive around town, with a couple of fat chicks in the back...probably be about like that:D

Good Luck, let us know what ya do and be sure to post the pictures.

Incidently, take a look at the cost of regearing, that all but talked me out of it, 4x4 also means you get to do both ends.

Thanks for all information! Hopefully within 30 days or so I will have my project complete and pictures posted.

glad to help cant wait to see the pics:thumbsup:

Will those tires fit the stock wheels? And what size are your rims?