35 inch tires with a 3inch suspension lift? enough?
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im not gonna give you the whole lecture on how 3" leveling kit is bad.
but to your question, yes and no. a few have done it and say they fit fine with slight rubbing, but i personally would stick with a 33" tire. a 35 will fill your whole wheel well.
heres a pic of 35's in front of a 2wd screw w/ a 2 1/2" leveling kit
but to your question, yes and no. a few have done it and say they fit fine with slight rubbing, but i personally would stick with a 33" tire. a 35 will fill your whole wheel well.
heres a pic of 35's in front of a 2wd screw w/ a 2 1/2" leveling kit
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thats basically the exact thing you already have on your truck. you cant put 5 1/2" worth of spacers to get the lift. any more lift you need a BL or an actual suspension lift.
im not sure exactly what the skyjacker uses for the front but i think its longer struts instead of a spacer now. but you need a subframe to drop down your LCA's, there is no way you will get everything bolted back together with that set up your looking at.
im not sure exactly what the skyjacker uses for the front but i think its longer struts instead of a spacer now. but you need a subframe to drop down your LCA's, there is no way you will get everything bolted back together with that set up your looking at.
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Right, the 3 inch Skyjacker lift is just a 3 inch longer coilover shock. You cannot combine it with a leveling kit. Your ball joint angles would be too extreme to last, that is if you could even get your front end bolted back together. If you want to run 35's, your best bet is to shop around for a 6 inch Pro Comp Stage 1 suspension lift.
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