2014+ Leveling Kits

Rawyzf · September 7, 2015

Will I have problems with a 20x10 -12 offset wheel on a 2 inch level and 33x12.50 inch tires? I'd even consider a 305/55/20.

I've looked through this thread a couple times and I don't know if I've missed the info.

I think you'll rub, but I don't know for sure.

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Heres mine 2" front lift 2" rear block 265-70-17

Great looking truck, I love the white letters.

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rookhoe · September 7, 2015

I think you'll rub, but I don't know for sure.

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I'm hoping that the negative offset will eliminate that. I hope to confirm this before I order anything.

kortuem150001 · September 7, 2015

I'm hoping that the negative offset will eliminate that. I hope to confirm this before I order anything.

If you add a 1.5" zone body lift with the level you should be good.

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rookhoe · September 7, 2015

If you add a 1.5" zone body lift with the level you should be good.

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I had that in mind too, but I'm trying to keep from having to do the body lift.

I know that I could just get the 2.5 level up front and I'd likely be ok. But I have to do this on my own and I don't know if I'm really able to do that top 0.5 spacer with what I have.

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tsdrumm · September 7, 2015

I had that in mind too, but I'm trying to keep from having to do the body lift.

I know that I could just get the 2.5 level up front and I'd likely be ok. But I have to do this on my own and I don't know if I'm really able to do that top 0.5 spacer with what I have.

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I would expect either of those sizes on a 10" wide wheel with a negative offset is going to require both a 2.5" level and the 1.5" body lift to not rub. And it's going to be close. The width and negative offset work against you, not with you, to avoid rubbing.