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Old 05-16-2012, 04:06 PM
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I'm looking at a F150, and I have future plans for a 6" lift and 35" tires.... Will it be able to fit in my standard garage? the garage height is around 81-82" inches.
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Stock height is listed at 73-76 inches, depending on model, so it most likely won't fit after the lift and tires.
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I only have a 3 inch level and 295/70/18 tires which is equal to 34x12 an the roof height of my truck is approx 80 inches if that helps
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I just re-measured my garage and it's somewhere between 83-84....Still wont make it?
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Originally Posted by Rosie
I just re-measured my garage and it's somewhere between 83-84....Still wont make it?
Well if I've got 3 inch level and 34 inch tires and my cab height is approx 80 inches and you want to run a 6 inch lift and 35's so you'd be approx 84 inches. It would be super close probably. You could do a 4 inch lift and still easily swing 35's. I really don't know what to tell you haha
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Just park the beast outside
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Time to build on to the house sounds like ha
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I have 6" Fabtech on 37" Toyos. My trucks peak height is exactly 7' = 84".

I had to measure. I park in an underground garage that is marked 7'-6", but there is a low spot right at my parking space. The truck barely clears it by an inch or so.
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Also remember that you some have a concrete lip, my bumps up 3" on the concrete pad from the driveway. I have 2" level and 34" and fit with about 2.5" to spare.
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Originally Posted by HoppyFX4
Also remember that you some have a concrete lip, my bumps up 3" on the concrete pad from the driveway. I have 2" level and 34" and fit with about 2.5" to spare.
I measured from the ground up to the garage.

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