2004 F-150, 35" Tires, What Lift Is Needed?
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With factory wheels/back spacing you can fit 35s but risk whipping out your finders if you bottom out the suspension. I would assume your new rims will stick out some meaning you can't turn the tires without hitting the body of your truck. Your going to need a 6 inch lift. I wouldn't do anything shorter.
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With factory wheels/back spacing you can fit 35s but risk whipping out your finders if you bottom out the suspension. I would assume your new rims will stick out some meaning you can't turn the tires without hitting the body of your truck. Your going to need a 6 inch lift. I wouldn't do anything shorter.
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11-23-2002 01:48 AM