anyone know the site or a site

[hardcore_rob]

that shows the proper lift height for certain tire fitting? used to have it cant find it.

 

[yellowK20]

Superlift.com has a chart like that /forums/images/graemlins/truck.gif

 

[45acpJr]

Does this help?

Clicky

 

[hardcore_rob]

thanks

 

[CK5]

Did you check the tech page here: http://coloradok5.com/tirefitmenttable.shtml

 

[hardcore_rob]

thats what i was trying to find.

35x12.50

Minor Fender Trimming, Suspension Lift (4-in.) ? is this for alowing the space to flex without rubbing? I measured out the space i have and it would seem to work without fender trimming, but i could be wrong.

 

[ChevyCaGal]

It could work without trimming depending on how you wheel and the amount of flex you do have. You'll have to decide on this honestly yourself based on your habits... /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[zakk]

well, it depends on how much you cut. IMHO, 40's are about as big as you can fit w/o having rubbing issues.

Rod has 42's with a simular set-up as mine, so after I see it in action this weekend, i may change my opinion, but i don't see how much more stuff could be had.

ill report back on Monday.

 

[hardcore_rob]

good information, 35's are as big as i am going to go. (dont want to start having to park outside of my garage)

 

[Emmettology 101]

My original set-up was 4" HD SUperlift front springs and 35x12.50x15's and I would hit the rear fender lip down at the bottom...
If you relocate the axle forward an 1" or so with offset, 0 rate, add a leafs, you could probably do it with no trimming on a 4" lift...