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Very nice. How do you like those RTs? I am running 27/65 BFG KO2 currently. They are just a little to narrow. I want to go full MT but just cant pull the trigger. Looking into the more hybrid line.

They are awesome tires. I have about 5k miles on mine and they have been great on and off-road. I am curious about their performance in snow but that'll come soon when I move back to SoCal. But I have taken these in deep sand and they make you feel like a rockstar. Keep traction control off and your foot on the gas!!! It's a ton of fun. 5454b10be0f39f0a6addf523512048e8.jpg

 

 

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I have 33x12.5x20 and am looking for a lift between 3.5-?

 

I want the size of the truck to be equal or match the size of the tires versus the lift.

 

I want the tires to be/fit directly under the wheel wells or NO more than an inch sticking out.

 

What size lift will keep my tires looking stout/match?

 

Im thinking a 4.5

 

Please throw out some suggestions!!

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I have 33x12.5x20 and am looking for a lift between 3.5-?

I want the size of the truck to be equal or match the size of the tires versus the lift.

I want the tires to be/fit directly under the wheel wells or NO more than an inch sticking out.

What size lift will keep my tires looking stout/match?

Im thinking a 4.5

Please throw out some suggestions!!

My personal opinion is 33s look to short on anything but a level. The stock tire is almost 32 inch you are only gaining 1 inch in height of the tire.
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Picked up my truck today after getting a lift installed. Installer installed Prorunner ss on front to level the 4 inch Procomp lift.

 

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Are you running 35 inch tires? If so can you tell me what your overall height of the truck is?

 

I am looking to get a 4 inch lift and 35s. I want to know the height to see if I can fit in my garage. Do people also have issues going into parking garages?

 

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Are you running 35 inch tires? If so can you tell me what your overall height of the truck is?

 

I am looking to get a 4 inch lift and 35s. I want to know the height to see if I can fit in my garage. Do people also have issues going into parking garages?

 

Most parking garages I see at 7'. This was a concern of mine, I'm running 8" with 35's, 6'-8½" to my shark fin. So guessing 4" with 35's would be around 6-5

 

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Are you running 35 inch tires? If so can you tell me what your overall height of the truck is?

 

I am looking to get a 4 inch lift and 35s. I want to know the height to see if I can fit in my garage. Do people also have issues going into parking garages?

 

Most parking garages I see at 7'. This was a concern of mine, I'm running 8" with 35's, 6'-8½" to my shark fin. So guessing 4" with 35's would be around 6-5

 

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Good to know. Thank you

 

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If you put 3" in the front end (leveling/suspension) could you fit 285/70s on the stock z71 18" rims?

 

I searched the forums and see lots of 285/65 but when you get the 12.5 width people say rubbing is an issue so I figure the 285/70 give you an inch height but the same width as the 285/65..ive also seen guys running 275/70 so I don't know if that means I'll be fine at 285/70r18 with a 3" lift to the front only or not.

 

Thanks for the help!

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5" rc lift. Kit comes as 5" lift in front and 3.5 in rear (comes with 4.5 block but your supposed to remove stock block) I did the 5" in front and left stock block in back for a 4.5" lift in back. Kit was a pretty smooth install and rides great

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5" rc lift. Kit comes as 5" lift in front and 3.5 in rear (comes with 4.5 block but your supposed to remove stock block) I did the 5" in front and left stock block in back for a 4.5" lift in back. Kit was a pretty smooth install and rides great

 

Truck looks great.

 

If I understand what you said correctly, it means you have stacked the 4.5" block on top of the factory block. For your safety and the safety of those around you, get yourself a bigger block for the back and remove the stacked blocks.

 

If I have misunderstood you, roll-on!

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what lift would require the least amount of cutting or none on the truck to fit some 325/60/20 goodyear duratracs measures about 35.6" and some 20x12 -44 offset wheels?

 

im leaning towards the mcgaughys 7-9 lift. but also the superlift 8" with the king shocks.

 

im also assuming i should look at getting new uca's

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I run 37s on mine. I have a 7-9 mcgaughys set at 9 with an add a leaf and a zone 1.5 inch body lift. I had to trim the lower valence. It does rub just slightly on the fender flare on reverse at full lock. But this is with a -44mm offset 20x12 inch rim. I'm sure if you went with less of an offset it would clear easier as well as not having fender flares. Also they are 37x13.5 so the added width from the tires doesn't help either.

Do you have any pics?

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