Talan_for_King
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I'm working on my blazer's form and was wondering anyone's opinion on 33" or 35" tires for a 4" lift. I will be also looking into ring and pinions and new suspension based on my decision. Any thoughts?
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I'm working on my blazer's form and was wondering anyone's opinion on 33" or 35" tires for a 4" lift. (im new)
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Either should fit with 4" of lift. The 35's may rub if you actually plan on wheeling it. Really depends on what your plans are. Gearing will hinge on the tire size and what you have for a transmission. 4.10's would be a minimum for 35's in my opinion, but it still depends on what you are doing.
You need to ask yourself what the intended purpose is this truck going to fill? Weekend cruiser to cars-n-coffee, mild trails, moderate trails, or crawling? It's going to really dictate your decisions and what those of us that have been through these trucks what to help you out with.
You need to ask yourself what the intended purpose is this truck going to fill? Weekend cruiser to cars-n-coffee, mild trails, moderate trails, or crawling? It's going to really dictate your decisions and what those of us that have been through these trucks what to help you out with.
Check out this thread
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It's old, so start at the last page and work to the first. Many of the early pics are missing.
I want to see some Suburbans/show us your burbs (merged)
The other pic post has alot of dead links. I want to see everybody elses rigs. Post 'em up please. Here is my filthy turd.
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It's old, so start at the last page and work to the first. Many of the early pics are missing.
