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Ya I noticed there's a huge difference between 7" and a 7"-9" lift. What's the total height gain with a 7" on 35's? Wouldn't that theoretically be about 10"? I'm no math genius but I think that's the actual gain in height.

 

 

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I never put a tape measure on it, but that's gonna be pretty close.
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Ya I noticed there's a huge difference between 7" and a 7"-9" lift. What's the total height gain with a 7" on 35's? Wouldn't that theoretically be about 10"? I'm no math genius but I think that's the actual gain in height.

 

 

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You have to split the tire diameter, so in "theory" it would be 8.5".

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I've got the 7" RCX in my truck. Running on a set of 32s right now tell my wheels n tires come in and honestly the ride is a bit bumpier then factory but I think a lot of that has to do with large rear block. Very happy with the ride quality of the kit, would definitely order another one, the only thing was I thought 7" would have been taller lol

 

I suspect you are right, but the right shocks would go a long way to smoothing it out. Now, the right shocks?? :rolleyes:

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Has anyone experienced a vibration that started after having a 6" Fabtech lift installed? Mine is the 1/2 ton with the short box.

 

 

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Just upgraded my RCX 5" to 7" with Fox Coilovers and rear shocks with Metal Moto 20x12 -44 with 35x12.50x20 Nitto Trail Grapplers. I am rubbing on the back wall of the front fender well. Hopefully I can find a way to keep it from rubbing. Any advice?

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Just upgraded my RCX 5" to 7" with Fox Coilovers and rear shocks with Metal Moto 20x12 -44 with 35x12.50x20 Nitto Trail Grapplers. I am rubbing on the back wall of the front fender well. Hopefully I can find a way to keep it from rubbing. Any advice?

Got any more pics? Truck looks sweet
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Fabtech 4" lift, 295/60/20 trail grapplers on 20" BMF REPR's

Great looking truck! Do you rub at all?

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Just upgraded my RCX 5" to 7" with Fox Coilovers and rear shocks with Metal Moto 20x12 -44 with 35x12.50x20 Nitto Trail Grapplers. I am rubbing on the back wall of the front fender well. Hopefully I can find a way to keep it from rubbing. Any advice?

Do you have any pics with the 5" installed? How did you like it?

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Has anyone experienced a vibration that started after having a 6" Fabtech lift installed? Mine is the 1/2 ton with the short box.

 

 

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I have a vibration sometimes. It could be the tires though. I will have them rebalanced when I get my new wheels in next week to check.

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Just upgraded my RCX 5" to 7" with Fox Coilovers and rear shocks with Metal Moto 20x12 -44 with 35x12.50x20 Nitto Trail Grapplers. I am rubbing on the back wall of the front fender well. Hopefully I can find a way to keep it from rubbing. Any advice?

 

Yes, please..more pictures. And take a pic of where it rubs on the backside. Does it rub turning in, out, or both?

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How big of lift do I need to fit 35"s. With +18 offset. Looking to go smallest lift without cutting.

 

 

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How big of lift do I need to fit 35"s. With +18 offset. Looking to go smallest lift without cutting.

 

 

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What rims are they? 20x9? x10? Or another size other than 20s? Also what is the backspacing

 

 

I know Zone off-road (4.5") and BDS (4") allow you to run a 35x12.5x20 tire if you run a 20x9 w/ 5.75" backspacing

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What rims are they? 20x9? x10? Or another size other than 20s? Also what is the backspacing

 

 

I know Zone off-road (4.5") and BDS (4") allow you to run a 35x12.5x20 tire if you run a 20x9 w/ 5.75" backspacing

20x9 not sure on backspace. Thanks for the info.

 

 

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