Lift kit meltdown

Here's my 6" with 35's

 

What is the tire size of a 33 I have 275 65 r 18

 

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Dude ur truck look bad ass. Love them rims!!

 

Thank you Sir.

 

Little older pic but: 295/70/r18 on a ~3" lift.

 

Some brands have the size in inches on the side but you can Google your size at the manufacturer website to get the exact size. I believe 275/65/18s are considered 32s.

 

For All your tire sizing needs

 

I installed the Zone 3" lift with the 2 inch leveling kit. I installed 305/55R20 tires and a 2" wheel spacer. I also removed the bolt on plastic mud flaps and have very minimal rubbing on the front plastic behind the bumper. I just haven't had the time to make a perfect fitment. The profile pic is before and below are the after. Hope this helps.

 

This is the 3.5 ruff country on 35s I’m gonna be putting the lift up for sale this Sunday and going for coil overs. But to give you an idea

 

If you have a garage and actually put your truck in it, then lift as high as you can and still be able to fit in the garage. I would never lift something that wont fit back into my garage.(once i build one ). I bet there are many that have come home after lifting and modding only to find that they cant fit in the garage anymore.

 

I went 6" lift and 35s....love it. I went with the Trail Master lift kit, ProComp makes Trail Master and is made in the USA. All of my geometry are at stock....axles are strait, UCA is fine. My wheels are procomp series 42 with -6 backspacing.

 

I did a full leaf pack. If you mean wheel and tires they are 20x10 at -18. This gets it out away from the UCA. Tires are 275/70/20...could Haha been bigger.
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Yep. I love a combination of black and chrome...... Nice truck!

 

Thanks!

 

I thought only ffer's get red trucks

 

I tow my 21ft. Bay boat at least once a week with my lift but I have a company car and drive the tundy less than 10,000 miles a year. Go with a three inch lift bigger tires you'll be happy. I run 35x12.5's toyo mt's and I think they look awesome. Not too small if you go with a meaty aggressive tire imho.

 

Any rubbing? Did you have to cut out anything?

 

33.6"s for reference. They fill the wheel well nicely at 3/2 lift. 35s will eat your MPGs... just my .00002 cents worth.

 

295/70 17r with 2.5 to 3in up front and 4 in the rear. I know there are lug nuts missing in the picture I have all them on now.

 

And missing a lug nut or two?

 

Ya they are all on now discount tire used an impact on the key for the wheel locks

 

275/25.4*2*.65=14.075" + 18" rim = 32.075 diameter. Actual size will vary slightly by manufacturer. 25.4 = millimeters/inch

 

I have them on SCS SR8s which are +25 vs +60 offset of factory. More offset = more trim.

On the front: remove small front mud flaps, remove/trim rear mud flaps
On the rear: nothing

 

Lots of great responses. Keep'em coming.

 

6112's up front @ top setting (2.5"). 1" tapered block in rear. Left me with a slight rake. 1 1/4" Spider Trax Spacers and bump stop extensions. Rolling on 295/70/18 Nitto RG'S.

 

any cutting on this lift ? did you change out your uca's ?

 

No cutting. Stock UCA's.

 

I’m running the icon 2.5s with reservoirs on the front and back with toytec add a leaf and I also added the airlift5000 airbags for when I tow. I have 20x9 rims and 33 tires. I intend on running the coachbuilder shims up front to get it to a total of 4” on the front and their 1” shackles on the rear for a total of 2”.

I was originally running a 3” leveling spacer up front and 2” blocks in the rear. It wasn’t bad, but I knew I wanted to drive on trails and light off-roading so I researched the best system for me that I could afford. I also knew I needed airbags for towing because the one time I towed with this new truck it still squatted a good 2”. I’m about to tow my first time with the airbags, so I’ll see how it does with that system.

This is how it sits with the current setup.

 

I have a 3" spacer up front (BDS) im looking to get just a little more up front so the question is can I add a shim up front and if so what is the process and what shim ?