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can i fit 38's with 4" of lift???

colbystephens

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YES! :D just a bit of cutting... :haha: i had cut the bottom of the body off aout 6" up from the bottom and installed that 2x4, with some help from an AZ ck5er... now i gotta cut some more, but probably not to this body - the measurements listed below are what i will be doing to the '73 when i get to that point this week. :wink1:

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that's flexing out on a 2' step - i need some bump stops i think - because i've still got more droop in that suspension - but not a whole lot more compression. i figure i'll cut out the wheel wells and find a bigger place to check my flex and go from there. :D

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with 38's installed, my original 35's sitting infront of rear tire to show tire size difference:

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my 35's, my neighbors 37's and my 38's:

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my cat digging the new high ride....

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I had 38's on my blazer years ago and in actuallity my lift was consitered a 3" rancho soft ride for a 1/2t but with the d60 it measured 4" of lift. I only had very minor trimming on the front fenders.

BUT my 38's where 38x12.50x16.5's on 16.5x7.75 wheels so they was pretty narrow. after I cut my front fenders the only place I rubbed was the top of the rear wheel wells. They stuffed right up in there.
 
Right on. :D Looks great Colby.

Are ya still lookin for a winch??
 
You are aware that those 38s will end up being taller once they are mounted and full of air right? Jus sayin...............lol
 

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