fitting 37s
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From: FLORIDA
Originally Posted by schissler
uhmmm
theres people on here running 37x12.5/13.5 with a 6" and just a 2" level stacked on top without much issue
6" only expect to trim and rub
theres people on here running 37x12.5/13.5 with a 6" and just a 2" level stacked on top without much issue
6" only expect to trim and rub
If the lift comes with new coils, then go for it, but dont stack two spacers. And dont put one on top and one on bottom either.
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can you provide a graph and data to back this claim up?
im sure its not "best practice" but people have been doing it forever, and doing worse things too.
also, when did i specify a 6" spacer was involved...
Last edited by schissler; Sep 30, 2011 at 01:43 PM.
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From: Biloxi MS
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well my trucks done today and my wheels i got are a -24 offset and them 35s stick out!!! lol would i still be able to run 37s with 8 inches of lift? wht kinda offset are yall runnin
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If your asking me, I have no clue. My offset is only like between -10 and -15. I'm not sure what it is. My wheels stick out about 2-3 inches. I know I am going to get 37's sometime, but I have no clue what I will do.
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well i think mine may stick out a lil more but idk i aint actually got my truck back i just went and looked at it. it aint got an alignment yet so ill get it back in the mornin
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Originally Posted by thatIRISHtruck
If your asking me, I have no clue. My offset is only like between -10 and -15. I'm not sure what it is. My wheels stick out about 2-3 inches. I know I am going to get 37's sometime, but I have no clue what I will do.