I have searched a number of times, but I was hoping that somebody could sum things up for me real quick. I am still very new to all of this and am trying to decide the route I am going to take. I started off with the largest possible tires I could fit on my 03 SCREW, but now I want to lift. I would love to go with an 18x10 wheel with a either a 325/65 or a 35x12.50, but I can go with a 17" wheel if it would be better. I basically just need to know what kind of lift I need to fit this. I would love to stick with th 4" kit from Rancho but wouldn't mind going with a 6" kit. I have a black lab who has to jump up in my back seat every day, so I don't want to make it too hard on her. Also, what kind of suspension work would it take to fit a 37x13.50? Thanks for any help ya'll can give.

 

I'd suggest the 5 inch RCD or 6 inch Fabtech. Both would look great with 325/65-18 tires on 18x10's. To fit 37's you will probably need to add a 3 inch body lift also.

 

Thanks Wandell...I figured you would be the first to respond. Now I just need to find a shop in the area who does this kind of work (after I save the money of coarse).

 

Oh, I forgot to ask...The backspacing on the wheels I am looking at is 4.5, 4.75, 5, and then one that says the size is 18x10 5-135 -25AM (I know what everything is but the -25). What is the most ideal backspacing for this setup? Will these work?

 

Any of those backspacings should work. The OEM wheels backspacing is 4.5. You just don't want less than that. The "-25" is probably the offset.

 

I'm starting to wonder if you get tired of knowing so much Wandell. I am leaning towards the Fabtech 6" kit with 35x12.50 and either 17x10 or 18x10 wheels with 4.5" of bs. Do you think that I will have any rubbing at full steering lock? Also, what gear do you think would be my best option...4.56? Thanks again for your help. This decision can make a person want to pull their hair out. I just want to be sure that I do it right the first time. I learned (from my camaro) that rushing into decisions like this can really come back to bite you.

 

I think you will be fine with that combo. As for gears, I'd go with 4.56's.