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before i go of and buy everything i want to recheck everything.
1. what is the widest tire that will fit on the stock rims of a 2wd 07 f150, i think the wheels are 7.5" wide?
2. if i decide to get 37s, will it hurt my truck physically or just make it slower?
3. with a 6" susp. lift and atleast a 2.5" leveling kit on the 2wd will 35s or 37s will work fine with minimal rubbing?
1. what is the widest tire that will fit on the stock rims of a 2wd 07 f150, i think the wheels are 7.5" wide?
2. if i decide to get 37s, will it hurt my truck physically or just make it slower?
3. with a 6" susp. lift and atleast a 2.5" leveling kit on the 2wd will 35s or 37s will work fine with minimal rubbing?
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The largest tire you will be able to fit is a 33x12.50 and ONLY if you do at least a 2" level kit in the front. Not an expensive operation but slightly time consuming depending on your skill level. The spacers are like $80.
The black plastic peices are gonna be alot more to purchase new than to take it to a body shop and have it painted. Those parts come from the dealer black and primered when purchased as replacements anyway wich will require them still be painted.
Hope this helps.
The black plastic peices are gonna be alot more to purchase new than to take it to a body shop and have it painted. Those parts come from the dealer black and primered when purchased as replacements anyway wich will require them still be painted.
Hope this helps.
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The largest tire you will be able to fit is a 33x12.50 and ONLY if you do at least a 2" level kit in the front. Not an expensive operation but slightly time consuming depending on your skill level. The spacers are like $80.
The black plastic peices are gonna be alot more to purchase new than to take it to a body shop and have it painted. Those parts come from the dealer black and primered when purchased as replacements anyway wich will require them still be painted.
Hope this helps.
The black plastic peices are gonna be alot more to purchase new than to take it to a body shop and have it painted. Those parts come from the dealer black and primered when purchased as replacements anyway wich will require them still be painted.
Hope this helps.
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i doubt you fit 37 with a 6 in lift a on 2wd, and depending on what lift kit your prob not gonna be able to do both a lift and a level, you cant just stack kits, before you go dumpin all this money into this truck since you obviously want the 4x4 look go buy you one and then get a lift and tires and go from there.... it will prob be cheaper anyhow
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i would definitely prefer a 4x4 however i just got this truck and dont know how trade ins go as far as me just buying a truck from them, bringing it back and saying "what else ya got"
its got a 4.6 in it and i know you cant stack lifts but i wouldnt think that a leveling kit and the susp. lift would make a big difference, seems like ive seen it done on forums a lot.
i will probably just end up doing the 6in procomp susp. lift and 35s, doesnt seem like that will be a problem from what ive read/seen on here and other forums
its got a 4.6 in it and i know you cant stack lifts but i wouldnt think that a leveling kit and the susp. lift would make a big difference, seems like ive seen it done on forums a lot.
i will probably just end up doing the 6in procomp susp. lift and 35s, doesnt seem like that will be a problem from what ive read/seen on here and other forums
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http://camburg.com/04F150.html You want to go this way .....Its a pre runner then you can go 7.5 inches and any size tires you want on that 2 wheel drive