leveling kit on 35ʻs
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2 inch will usually be fine. you on stock rims? if its an aggressive rim than you are going to rub like crazy either way.
3.73s will do, but i can tell the difference going from stock tires to my 33s, so you will def see a drop in performance and mpgs with 35s. if you tow id consider upgrading to 4.56s
3.73s will do, but i can tell the difference going from stock tires to my 33s, so you will def see a drop in performance and mpgs with 35s. if you tow id consider upgrading to 4.56s
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I was rubbing like crazy on the upper control arm leveled and Toyo Open Country MT's becasue of the aggressive sidewall so be cautious when you are selecting tires.
Also had to trim the lower variance and rubbed going over bumps. End result was new rims and a 6" lift haha .... no more rubbing issues here
My 34's fit perfectly with the level kit and honestly I would not suggest an inch over 34" with a leveling kit. They never treated me bad.
Also had to trim the lower variance and rubbed going over bumps. End result was new rims and a 6" lift haha .... no more rubbing issues here
My 34's fit perfectly with the level kit and honestly I would not suggest an inch over 34" with a leveling kit. They never treated me bad.
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I had 2" Auto Spring and 3" rear blocks. I couldn't have been anymore disappointed in the ride quality on country roads, which I'm on a lot. Switched to Bilstein 5100's and just about as bad. Now I have the Bilsteins on 0" setting and the spacers and the ride is still disappointing.
But the 35's fit fine, no rubbing and it looks good!
But the 35's fit fine, no rubbing and it looks good!