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6 inch with 37's?
i know a lot of people are running 37's with 6 inch lifts. im looking to get the 6 inch BDS lift with 37's. whats the best way i can make this fit. also please post any pictures if you have any.
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i don't know anyone really running 6 on 37's its usually 6 on 35's 8 on 37's 11 on 38's 40's. You'll be rubbing like crazy up front i can guarantee you that! Best bet is to put a 2" spacer up front and either AAL/block combo or like a Rize block in the back to get you to 8 inches.
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yea i know few are running it.. but im just trying to see if i can get 37's without getting a 8 inch lift due to the price
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Originally Posted by bulldawgfan141
(Post 4011277)
yea i know few are running it.. but im just trying to see if i can get 37's without getting a 8 inch lift due to the price
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Check out my pics i have a pro comp 6" and i have 37" mud grapplers
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to get a cheap 8in.s get a 6in. lift then put a leveling kit on top and then you can run 37s without scrubbing. i know i guy that runs them on just a 6in. kit and it scrubs bad.
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My 6" Pro Comp lift lightly rubs 35s on some occasions, I imagine adding another inch to the radius of the tires would only make matters worse.
If you are set on 37's, either pony up for a true 8" lift kit, or buy a 6" lift kit and raise it an additional 2" via coil-overs, a leveling spacer or Bilstein leveling shocks (method vary depending which 6" lift kit you install). :thumbsup: |
.... and remember. Along with the 37's comes another 1-1.5k for the gears to keep the truck moving on down the road, and or your tow hitch to remain a positive thought =)
I just got done putting 4.88s in my 09' on 37's because the 5.4 reminded me of my push mower with the forward assist off. |
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