What size tire?
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What size tire?
I am wanting to put on a body lift or a suspension lift. The guy who does it locally says its $500 for the kit and install for a 3" body lift and $1500 for the 4-5" lift kit and install on my 2000 F150 Supercab Red. I didn't think it was a bad price seeing what everyone else on here says it cost them. Anyway, I am stuck between which tire size, 33 or 35. I see were guys have said they loose power with 35's, so I am thinking 33's.
Problem is, I have seen very few with 33's on them and I don't want my truck to turn out like this:
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/297962...50-regular-cab
I kind of like this one galaxy:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/wh...ocks-long.html
And I definitely like murf and jump n on this link below:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/su...ft-pics-2.html
Is it wise to put one on a truck with 120,000 well maintained miles on it? Does anyone have links to trucks that look good with 33's? I want to make sure I also get the right tire and wheel combination. Does anyone have any other suggestions?
Problem is, I have seen very few with 33's on them and I don't want my truck to turn out like this:
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/297962...50-regular-cab
I kind of like this one galaxy:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/wh...ocks-long.html
And I definitely like murf and jump n on this link below:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/su...ft-pics-2.html
Is it wise to put one on a truck with 120,000 well maintained miles on it? Does anyone have links to trucks that look good with 33's? I want to make sure I also get the right tire and wheel combination. Does anyone have any other suggestions?
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You could get away with 35's and that small of a load/short distance. I run 35's with 3.55's and pull my lawnmower everynow and other random stuff on it for short distances and it's fine. You'll notice it on hills and coming off the line, but it's not going to be horrendous. However if you ever planned to regear you'd feel like stock or better when towing if you went with something like 4.56 gears.
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4x4 figure like 1400 to do front and rear. You can save some if you do only the rear, but you'll have to do the front before you plan to use 4x4 if you do the back. You can't run them at two different ratios you'll mess all kinds of things up. And yea you'll be perfectly fine driving to work, I do like 40 miles a day haha plus a lot of long road trips down to north carolina (like 200 miles) once a month or so.
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i had 33's on my old 97 with a BL and it looked fine to me. ill have to find some pics of it and post.
i have some pics in my gallery of this truck with just 3" BL and the 35's.
as for regearing, i would call shops to get a price, ive had pricing range from over 2k to just 1,200 for gears and install.
i have some pics in my gallery of this truck with just 3" BL and the 35's.
as for regearing, i would call shops to get a price, ive had pricing range from over 2k to just 1,200 for gears and install.
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