foegezach

ok i have a 6 inch suspenion lift with 35 i want to runs 37s what do i all have to do. can i just get add a leafs and a leveling kit will that clear them

BassAckwards

If you don't already have a spacer up front just add a 2.5" leveling kit. Your rear end should be fine.

foegezach

but i need to clear 37s all round ya no what i mean im just wondering if a body lift or a leveling kit will be better to fit them without rubbing

mustangGT90210

Level and they will fit most likely. You don't need to lift the back more simply because those wheels aren't responsible for your turning. That's why the front needs to be higher. I could fit 35s under my truck right now if I never wanted to turn.

BassAckwards

Exactly ^

Just level it or BL it and you'll be good to go! Just lifted my buds Chevy 2wd 6" and leveled it and we stuffed 37/13.50/17s under there, no rubbing after a little trimming of the front valence.

mustangGT90210

Dunno how you managed that, I got a buddy with a lifted '04 Chevy 2wd. 7.5 inches he says, 35x12.50R20 rub haha

BassAckwards

I dunno, is his a 1500? My bud has a 03 2500HD 2wd and his 345/75/16s fit fine. Don't even rub on bump

Also just noticed I said 17s earlier but he has 16" rims.

mustangGT90210

There's the difference right there. It's a 1500. 6 inches on top of a 2500 is probably like a 9-10" lift for a 1500

BassAckwards

You think? Does 2wd make a difference on chevy's? Cuz there are 4wd F150s on this forum with 6" + Level fitting 37s

mustangGT90210

2wd are lower than the 4x4s by quite a bit. And the 2500 is like 3 inches taller than a 1500.

The real killer on the Chevy's for fitting the bigger tires is the square wheel wells. Round ones work a lot better for big tires