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So I have been toying with the idea of replacing my 33's with some 35's. 1, will I be able to clear them without too much rubbing (a little really isn't the end of the world), and 2, will I notice a big power loss. Everything is stock on my motor except a straightpipe and an intake.
Dude I have 35s on my truck. No power loss the only rub frame in the front I have t bats cranked and 3 inch blocks in rear
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1999 lariat (fx4 look-a-like) with 35 bf good wrench a/t, edge tuner, k&n cold air intake,street performance throttle body spacer, flow master exhaust, clear heads lights and led corners, depo fogs, smoked tail lights, Hellas behind the grill hid converted, black nerf bars, bull bar, billet grill, fitted camo sportsman seat covers, pioneer head unit, 4 sound stream tweeters. Kicker door speakers, two 12 inch subs
It's 315/70/r17 and I don't feel any power loss. It will spin as easy with 35s on it it still takes off strong and pulls anything I want it to. If it lost power with the 35s on it then it must be one bad sum bitc* with factory size tres on it.
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1999 lariat (fx4 look-a-like) with 35 bf good wrench a/t, edge tuner, k&n cold air intake,street performance throttle body spacer, flow master exhaust, clear heads lights and led corners, depo fogs, smoked tail lights, Hellas behind the grill hid converted, black nerf bars, bull bar, billet grill, fitted camo sportsman seat covers, pioneer head unit, 4 sound stream tweeters. Kicker door speakers, two 12 inch subs
I had to do some minor trimming with a 6" lift.
If you dont have enough back spacing on the rims and go with 12.5's the front tires will rub on the suspension.
I noticed a loss of power going from stock to 35's, but for normal driving it's not bad. I still want to put in 4.56's. If you will be towing or off roading, gearing is more crucial.
Going from 33's to 35's, I doubt you will even notice the difference. I can't really when I switch to my 33" winter tires.
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6" BDS Lift, Fox Shocks, 35" Nitto Trail Grapplers on 18" KMC XD Spy's, Westin Bull Bar w/ Rigid 20" LED bar, Magnaflow 1-into-2 out the back, K&N Cold Air Intake, Rugged Cover tri-fold, SCT X3 with 5-Star Tunes.
Build thread: http://www.f150forum.com/f6/02-super-crew-build-108367/
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