need lift advice
#1
need lift advice
I currently have a 04 fx4 screw with a 2.5 in leveling kit. I have 325/60/18 nitto TG with moto metal 951's with +30 offset.
Looking at either 4 in rancho lift or 6 in skyjacker
what is the biggest tire I could fit under these lift with my current moto metal rims?
What do you like better the 4 in or 6in? thanks guys
Looking at either 4 in rancho lift or 6 in skyjacker
what is the biggest tire I could fit under these lift with my current moto metal rims?
What do you like better the 4 in or 6in? thanks guys
#4
because i know he's going to ask about other brands, most 6" lift require 4.5" backspacing. there might be 1 or 2 that require 5", but either way that +30 offset i'm assuming is around 6" backspacing without knowing your wheel width so your not even close for them to be working
#6
you don't have to get rid of it if you don't want, you will need additional lift for the rear whether it be a larger rear block or AAL to sit level.
same size tires you have now. i have a feeling you could possibly squeeze an AT 37/1250 in there but that's just something i've had in the back of my mind for a couple years. but sticking to a 35 will be your best bet and you don't have to worry about re gearing like you would a 37.
same size tires you have now. i have a feeling you could possibly squeeze an AT 37/1250 in there but that's just something i've had in the back of my mind for a couple years. but sticking to a 35 will be your best bet and you don't have to worry about re gearing like you would a 37.
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#12
Do the Rancho and remove the leveling kit. Body lifts are expensive to install and don't look right. The Rancho will bring your suspension geometry back to factory so it will ride a lot smoother. It also comes with new full size shocks so it will ride even better.
Whats the backspacing on your wheels? I have 5.4" backspacing on 18x9 wheels and I have a 6" Fabtech lift.
Whats the backspacing on your wheels? I have 5.4" backspacing on 18x9 wheels and I have a 6" Fabtech lift.
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