AAL and Level?
I'm contemplating bumping my lift up to a 8in by adding blisters to get rid of the spacers, adding a 2in level and 2 in add a leafs. Do I have to get new rear shocks? Any downfall to this idea? Would 35s look bad on it?
You will have to flex the truck out to see if you need new shocks. I would be careful. Most lifts aren't designed to be added too. Might be maxing out the shocks or cv angles.
And IMO, anything 35" and under shouldn't be on a 4" lift or more. I think you should ride it for a bit and look for a trade to 37 or 38".
And IMO, anything 35" and under shouldn't be on a 4" lift or more. I think you should ride it for a bit and look for a trade to 37 or 38".
Like corey said most lifts won't accomodate blisteins stacked with a level UNLESS the blistein setting is at "0"..
You have a 6" or a 4"?? I'm about to do the same with my 4" but i'll only be at 7 inches..
You have a 6" or a 4"?? I'm about to do the same with my 4" but i'll only be at 7 inches..
You will have to flex the truck out to see if you need new shocks. I would be careful. Most lifts aren't designed to be added too. Might be maxing out the shocks or cv angles.
And IMO, anything 35" and under shouldn't be on a 4" lift or more. I think you should ride it for a bit and look for a trade to 37 or 38".
And IMO, anything 35" and under shouldn't be on a 4" lift or more. I think you should ride it for a bit and look for a trade to 37 or 38".
I got 35" tires with a 2.5" level.... No rubbing... Its all about what rims you have. Stock rims have good backspacing so they don't rub. When I had Eagle Alloy 197s, they rubbed like crazy.
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My tires rub with my lift and I was wanting to get the blistiens anyways. If I get the six in ones to replace the block could I crank them up maybe another inch for clearance?


