Those With Coilover Kits And Large Tires

[el kido]

I'm picking up a new truck as I swap out every 2 years....had an 08 tundra....now have a 2010 tundra and looking to try something new. I was eyeballing a sierra or silverado with 6.2l and 3.73 gears

 

 

Here's my issue, I use my truck alot Offroad and have icon coilovers, total choas arms and 315-70 17 Goodyear Mtr with kevlars. I try to fit as much rubber and as much real suspension as I can. I dontdo lifts for looks.

 

Anyone have a similar setup with pics? I see people keep going bds 4" but thats not anywhere as durable as what I need. Btw I'm not a fanboy. I just get whatever truck I will like with as much HP as I can get

[racerx520]

I'm picking up a new truck as I swap out every 2 years....had an 08 tundra....now have a 2010 tundra and looking to try something new. I was eyeballing a sierra or silverado with 6.2l and 3.73 gears

 

 

Here's my issue, I use my truck alot Offroad and have icon coilovers, total choas arms and 315-70 17 Goodyear Mtr with kevlars. I try to fit as much rubber and as much real suspension as I can. I dontdo lifts for looks.

 

Anyone have a similar setup with pics? I see people keep going bds 4" but thats not anywhere as durable as what I need. Btw I'm not a fanboy. I just get whatever truck I will like with as much HP as I can get

 

if by coilover kits youre talking about the leveling kits, then no, that size tire will not fit. unless you cut the fender metal. most people with the leveling kit run 295/70r17 at most.

 

i just put in a 2.5 leveling kit, i am going to do a 1.5 body lift soon and i have my 34" KM2's enroute right now, those MIGHT fit from what im told. i'll let you know as soon as i find out but 315/70's are too large without a lift on a nnbs GM truck