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Did the BDS 6" with Fox shocks. 22x12 Sprockets on 33" Toyo MT's. Rides like stock, no rub no trimming.

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Crappy pic, but this was right after it pulled out of the garage last night. 4.5 zone with fox in the rear, 35x12.50r20 nitto ridge grapplers on stock elevation rims. Ride seems better then stock, i

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Here is my submission to this thread. Its my 2016 GMC All/Terrain 4x4 6.5" Zone with AAL, 35.4" Duratracs on stock 20" Denali wheels.          

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2014Sandylifted Enthusiast

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I'm running 305 55 20 with just a 2.5 level right now till I go get my 7" put on

You will be fine with a 4 inch lift

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creeksboy Enthusiast

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Appreciate it I just didn't see the point of going 6 inches since I got a 2007 dodge with 6 inch pro comp and 325's on it plus didn't want to kill my gas mileage on this truck to bad

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Appreciate it I just didn't see the point of going 6 inches since I got a 2007 dodge with 6 inch pro comp and 325's on it plus didn't want to kill my gas mileage on this truck to bad

Honestly a lot of people didn't see a really big loss in gas milage which why I'm jumping at the 7" lol then I'll ad the 1.5 body a lil later an add 37/12.50/20s maybe I may stick with the 35s I'll put on with lift. Edited by 2014Sandylifted
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Good cause I don't have but the 5.3 and I couldn't find any 6.2 in my area. I figured it would hurt the gas mileage with a 6 inch and 35's cause it knocked my dodge back about 5 mpg which the hemi weren't to good on gas to start with lol

2014Sandylifted Enthusiast

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I love my 5.3, I was gonna get a high country with the 6.2 but my old lady said no an now that my dad got one she's like why didn't you get this one well damn woman you told me no lol.

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Ain't that the truth. These new 5.3 definitely has more power then the older 5.3 and I get about 23 to 24 when I drive like I'm supposed to lol. I really wanted a 6.2 but nobody in my area had any and they told me it could be 6 months to get one if I had ordered one but so far I like my 5.3 just fine

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anyone running a 6" suspension lift with 20x12 -44 on 35" tires? curious to see what all you had to do to make this work, if at all possible. I'm assuming trimming of the chrome bumper and possibly having to do something to the inside fender well, but I want to see if anyone is actual running this or has tried.

2014Sandylifted Enthusiast

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Gas milage will vary due to driver an each truck is not exactly the same, shift point a lil diff, but they should all be close

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Here are some new pics.

What size wheels and tires? I just ordered the Atturo trail blade m/t's 35x12.5R20 and fuel lethals 20x12
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What size wheels and tires? I just ordered the Atturo trail blade m/t's 35x12.5R20 and fuel lethals 20x12

 

35x12.5x20 Trail Grapplers with 20x9 Fuel Krank. 0 offset and 5" backspace

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