you could run a bigger tapered block in the rear to level it..thats what i had to do.. pc 6" lift with 2.5 spacer and 5" wedge block in the back..8" of leveled lift
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6" pro comp lift
325/60/20 nitto terra grapplers
20x10 kmc xd series diesel wheels
I personally think that the front being higher looks better. Like someone else stated go with 6" because you'll only want more. Heck, I have 6" and want mine higher!!!
also i heard there was tranny problems when you do a lift 6" or higher
heard that?
I have 10" of suspension lift and have never had a problem with my tranny or anything else for that matter.....
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Do at least 6" and at least 35" tire. I have a Fabtech 6" lift with 33X12.50 tire on a 17" Motometal rim. I wish I had got 35" tires, but the cost jumps a lot between 33" and 35" tires and also between 17" and 18" rim. I want taller but will stay with what I have. Next truck higher. Don't forget your gas millage is going down down down.
I have a 12" lift right now and never had any problems and am in the proccess of doing a bullet proof lift I should be at 15" when I'm done running coilovers all around no leaf springs and running either 38's or 40's
At that point, why would you drop the front IFS down so far? I mean if you're going that big, you're obviously spending the money, do a SFA swap in the front and do it right.
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