35's on 02 fx4 supercrew
 

I have the torsion bars turned and front end leveled.I have bfg 285 70 17 on stock fx rims and they just don't look big enough.I'm thinkin bfg at's in 315 size.Let me see some pics of this setup if you got em.Also is this the best riding tire in this size and will all the mud tires be alot worse?

that's a goodlooking truck.I don't want to lift mine,i like that look,i just wonder how close it is as far as the rear scrubbing he was talking about?

Most people say that the most noticable rubbing with 35's and OEM wheels is up front. THe tires rub the frame slightly at full steering lock.

hey yeah i know what ur taking about i have a 01 supercrew and did the same i jacked up my torsion bars, and all i had to do was cut some of the front out, but i might end up cutting something else maybe. it rubs when i back up and when i only turn my wheels a certain way when i back up, and only at certain times. LOL

here are some pics

https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?num=12616

My 315's don't touch anywhere. All I have done is a AS 2.5 kit. Stock everything else.

35's pretty much allways rub unless u got very little backspacing on your rims still gonna smack the top of wheel well if you hit any bumps better to add a body lift to make the diff 2 or 3in

Mine don't rub. They are mounted on stock wheels.

that would explan it factory rims have less backspacing than most aftermarkets one

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c355/eplana/2-1.jpg

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I had them on my old 2003 FX4. IF you do a search under galleries and a screen name of AZScrew. Thats my old ride. Sometimes I miss that truck!!


Nebraska

Azscrew i cant find those pics.

Sorry!!

https://www.f150online.com/galleries...3807-56187.jpg

https://www.f150online.com/galleries...3807-56185.jpg

https://www.f150online.com/galleries...allery2635.jpg

https://www.f150online.com/galleries...3807-56184.jpg

Hope they help!! These are the only ones I could find.

Nebraska

sharp truck!

My 35's will rub at full lock only even then barely notciable.