Buck

That is pretty spendy...but Im sure i could find it cheaper. Stay away from body lifts, I would go with a 2.5" level lift with 35s on stockers or 33s on aftermarket wider rims. I just finished up getting my 33x12.50 Toyo Mud terrains and After market rims installed. I should be posting pics soon....

Mike

If u really want 35's u could do a 3 inch leveling kit and 3 inch body lift which would b cheaper than a regular 6 inch suspension lift. That would give u plenty of clearance for a sled and trailer

SinCityFX4

Now....you can't say that unless you ACTUALLY have the pics to post man.

Buck

Oh they are coming! Just waitin for some better weather so My truck isnt all salted up and dirty

motor-man947

Why should i sttay away from body lifts? Also, i was told that with only a 2.5'' leveling kit, 35s would rub ...

If you put a 3'' body lift on, does it still keep some rake in the truck? ANd would 35s fir with just a 3'' body lift?

sorry if these r stupid questions

Hazjeff

Consider the 2.5 inch leveling kit for the front and airsprings for the rear so it won't sag too much under a load.

watter15

sorry, but what do you mean by rake??

PawPaw

This is factory rake, look how the front nose dives.

PawPaw

Leveled out 2 1/2 inches with 35's.

PawPaw

The Bilstein 5100 series shock's can level the front 2 inches, with these you can run a 305x65x18 if you have 18" wheels or a 305x70x17 if you have 17's. These are close to 34 inch tires and may be a better option than the 35's. You can run these on the stock wheels also. Just my 2 cent's.