Can a 4" fit 35's.
04-19-2017, 07:49 AM
#21
Hu, maybe with the stock offset it works. I had a +18 that were 34's and they would rub on bumps with tight turns and when I was actually off roading they couldn't articulate. And to be honest...doesn't look like you boys get any articulation either. But I was already proved wrong once, so chances are I'm wrong twice. 
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Lockelamora (04-19-2017)
04-19-2017, 07:53 AM
#22
I don't do that either, I just live in on a closed dirt road, and use another as my main way to get around. It is completely washed out and has huge holes and bumps everywhere. Going 40+ on it tends to create some big bumps. Also if I go fast enough I can catch air in a few sections and I need some room to land. FYI- The truck doesn't take jumping well at all and I am frequently at my dealers service department.
04-19-2017, 08:08 AM
#23
I don't do that either, I just live in on a closed dirt road, and use another as my main way to get around. It is completely washed out and has huge holes and bumps everywhere. Going 40+ on it tends to create some big bumps. Also if I go fast enough I can catch air in a few sections and I need some room to land. FYI- The truck doesn't take jumping well at all and I am frequently at my dealers service department.
should prolly just buy a raptor or desert runner setup!
04-19-2017, 08:11 AM
#24
Raptor wasn't out, and a pre-runner would put my investment past a Raptor...I'm stuck pretending with some aftermarket parts until I get some more miles on my truck and trade in...for most likely a raptor as it will save me a lot of time and money in the long run.