Suspension lift advise??

[blazinzuk]

Originally I was wanting to run 38 I think I have talked myself into running 36", However I want to run a 13.50 Or a 14.50 tire I like a little wider look on my stance I figured with 8 inches I would have Mcclerge issues at all if I can get by with 6 inches I am okay with that?

Just so you know there are several people on here who have succesfully run a 36" tall tire on a stock truck. Usually not so wide but I have done a 37x14.50 on a stock truck. Took quite a bit of trimming but go slow and be careful and it can look really good.

36x12.50 on a stock truck is actually super easy.

So a 4" lift and some 36x14.50s would still be pretty easy to do. Just don't go crazy with the sawzall when trimming and it can look pretty darn good.

 

[Florida K5]

Do you have a rough estimate of how much fender trimming will be needed to run a 6 inch lift with 36 x 14.50 I will Probably put a zero rate just to add another inch.

 

[Deuling]

Just so you know there are several people on here who have succesfully run a 36" tall tire on a stock truck. Usually not so wide but I have done a 37x14.50 on a stock truck. Took quite a bit of trimming but go slow and be careful and it can look really good.

36x12.50 on a stock truck is actually super easy.

So a 4" lift and some 36x14.50s would still be pretty easy to do. Just don't go crazy with the sawzall when trimming and it can look pretty darn good.

Stop it you whore!!

Sawzalls are bad. Lift that sob 8" and run 36s (I'm the anti trimming spokesman around these parts )

 

[muddermilitia]

Just for reference, this blazer pictured at the top has 37" tires and no lift. As you can see, very little fender trimming in the front http://www.alfaheaven.com/MilitarySection/Accessories/Rims.html
EDIT: Don't buy anything from these guys lol

 

[82355]

Have you thought about a 1" body lift?

Martin