looking for pics of the 70's ford f250s with 33's and 35's tires
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The blue is definitely not stock height and the green doesn't look to be either, maybe the Red one.
Last edited by Jexes23; 03-06-2011 at 01:11 AM. Reason: Second look I was wrong.
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The ol silver one in the first pic is a late year 77 so its not a so called highboy. 3" wide rear springs and like I said had plenty of clearance with all stock suspension.
Lets see if I guess this right:
Red truck 1/2 ton, not the type pics he asked for, but I would own it for sure.
Your dads green one, 3/4 ton has 4" lift 35's right?
Your blue one had 1/2 ton front suspension with 8 lug outers and a swapped in 8 lug rearend, and 35's right again? Maybe a 2" body lift? Just a WAG.
This tread sounds like the guy is trying to figure out what size tires he can fit 33's or
35's/how it will look without a lift, that why I included my info up front.
BTW those are some real sharp trucks!
Lets see if I guess this right:
Red truck 1/2 ton, not the type pics he asked for, but I would own it for sure.
Your dads green one, 3/4 ton has 4" lift 35's right?
Your blue one had 1/2 ton front suspension with 8 lug outers and a swapped in 8 lug rearend, and 35's right again? Maybe a 2" body lift? Just a WAG.
This tread sounds like the guy is trying to figure out what size tires he can fit 33's or
35's/how it will look without a lift, that why I included my info up front.
BTW those are some real sharp trucks!
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Yep........No need to touch a thing. Nice thing about stock Highboys. I've heard people going up to 37s with not much trouble, but I think there was a little bit of tire rub when maxing out the turning radius. I wouldn't go over 35 though.