Hi, my brother wants me to put these Dodge 37's on a 2000 F350. I'd like to do this super cheap.

Basically, the dodge 8 bolts are just undersize and the rim lug nut holes need to be opened up to even get them on.

How do I lift / block this so they will fit. Right now the fronts won't let you turn the wheel without rubbing on the wheel well.

I'd like to lift the rig as little as possible.

Please advise... and thank you in advance.

 

No....just no.

First thing, use the correct wheel. If not, please have great insurance. The benefit I see is that when the wheel comes off, it'll be harder for you to run from the accident location.

Second, decide between a lift, sawsall or both. Being on the cheap, the sawsall will be a better option. Open the fender to clear the tires. I imagine the major rubbing will come from contact with the leaf springs. Sure you can use blocks for the lift; however, that seems like an equivalent solution to "opening the lug nut holes".

 

I'd love to say that this is just a troll post but at the same time I truly believe there are people out there that are this dumb.

 

Not so much dumb over giving it a shot for ****s and giggles. The question is what is the largest tires you can put on a stock late model F250 or F350 without lifting the rig?

 

35x12.5........using the correct wheels, of course.