skatermike24

Hey guys I'm picking up a sweet 92 extended cab 4 x 2 and wanna put a bigger tire on it for looks. If I go with a 32 or 33 how much lift do I need, thanks again.

WillGCT

I have 31x10.5x15's on my 96 2wd regular cab long box and it looks good. I still have the stock suspension on mine and only have a tiny bit of rub on the radius arms at full lock.

Did some looking on Rough Country's website and a 2.5" lift will let you run 32's.

skatermike24

Awesome thanks for the advice.

ericantonio

I've asked the same question before and I think Rough Country is just about the only one that makes it for 4x2. I think my goal is the RC and 33" tires in the future. Some guy on youtube just posted (i think last year) a video on the Rough Country 4" lift, 33" tires, and 4x2. It's a good video, I think the guys names are 2 bald guys or something like that.

Southernblues

I have a 3" Body Lift on my 95 2wd and am running 35,s

ajohn1220

Howdy!

i actually would love feedback and of advice based on experience and expertise, but I'm actually considering lifting mine as well. I just purchased new 285/65/18 BFG KO2's. I have a 2" front level (not installed) but would rather lift. But I'm looking at the RC 4" and 6" suspension lifts. Reasons for lifting are I like the look, ground clearance and I've always wanted to lift my own truck. I've really like the 6" but will that make my truck look weird considering my tires is just show of 33"? They fill up the well pretty good so I'm wondering if can get away with a 6" lift or go for the 4".