so do u gys think 37s would look good? also adding wheel spacers this week

 

Stacking spacers= bad idea. Unless your keeping that thing on the pavement, which by your sig looks like you dont.

 

How's it a bad idea a lot of people do this

 

Here is my 08 xlt with a 8 inch BDS lift and 37 inch Nitto Mud Grapplers.

 

8" Rize 37x13.50 20 Toyo MT
https://www.f150online.com/forums/me...e145754-a.html

 

well i cant get picture to post but l have pics in profile

 

If your going to keep th truck a pavement princess you should be ok on he staked spacers but offroading will cause to much strain on the joints between the coil-spacer-spacer. The bolts in the spacers are not that strong and you can risk them shearing and spitting the spacers out and all the fun stuff after that. Also dont run wheel spacers. They apply to much torque on the wheel bearing hub which Will cause premature wear. Running larger than stock tires is allready to much for the hub assembly. But also this is your truck, im just for warning you

 

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Stacking spacers is the same concept as stacking blocks in the rear. For a truck like mine was, that set-up will work fine. I used it as a weekend truck and stayed on pavement. At the time I put the spacers on I didn't know about Bilsteins. If I had to do it all over I wouldn't do anything less than Bilsteins, maybe even just get the 8" Rize from the start.