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ok here is my deal im trying to throw some 37's on the rig and im trying to figure out what i need to do to clear them
so here is my dilemma. superduty told me that to him it looks like a 4 inch lift which i really hope it is cuz then i can throw some blocks on the rear and the front can throw a 2 inch shackle on it and boom 37's
but then i have also heard that i have a 2-2.5 inch leveling kit from what the dealership i got it form told me. then i went to look for tires at the local 4 wheel parts place and the guy there told me it was stock. lol
so a buddy of mine who used to be the main installer at StreetShock shop is going to let me know im going to his house this weekend. i will keep you all posted like you really care lol.
there was a Street Shock in torrance,ca and also i believe there was another one out in the IE. did anyone get there truck lifted from these guys by any chance??
There's a guy on here with a supercab that has 4" lift and the 37" military tires 35" on mine no lift pretty sure with 4" lift I could put the military 37"s on you have to take into account the tire is not really 37" to begin with when new then factor in wear assuming you are buying them used
Oh my god. Does your truck ride like a tank?? Factory has 2 leafs up front..
You also have shackles. Measure from the 2 bolts to see how much lift they give you. My guess is they are the same as what I have, a lift/level kit.
I think that your shackles and the extra blocks in the rear are part of a leveling kit. I think that added block you have will be 1" and the shackles about 2.5". Thats what mine are if I remember. Then I also think you have a spring lift to compliment that.
Oh my god. Does your truck ride like a tank?? Factory has 2 leafs up front..
You also have shackles. Measure from the 2 bolts to see how much lift they give you. My guess is they are the same as what I have, a lift/level kit.
I think that your shackles and the extra blocks in the rear are part of a leveling kit. I think that added block you have will be 1" and the shackles about 2.5". Thats what mine are if I remember. Then I also think you have a spring lift to compliment that.
So u think it's a little more than 2.5 nah I don't think it rides that bad?? So too many leafs in the front?? What size tires are you running??
I'm 1" taller in the back, and leveled. So I think that means my front is 2.5" taller than stock. But yes you have many more leafs than stock in the front. Rear I think it 5 stock.
I'm 1" taller in the back, and leveled. So I think that means my front is 2.5" taller than stock. But yes you have many more leafs than stock in the front. Rear I think it 5 stock.
OK im running the same size tires. how much bigger could u fit under yours??
Your setup looks very similar to mine, and I'm running a 315/75/16, like a 34.5x12.50. I get a very small amount of rub, no way I'd clear 37s without tearing my front fender up. I'm starting to wonder if mine is just a 'leveling' kit.
looks like a stack block on the rear. i would rather see a one piece f350 block. looks like a 250 block w/ 1" block below that. 250 block is 1 7/8" and the 350 block is 3 7/8". i dont like stacked blocks.
Your setup looks very similar to mine, and I'm running a 315/75/16, like a 34.5x12.50. I get a very small amount of rub, no way I'd clear 37s without tearing my front fender up. I'm starting to wonder if mine is just a 'leveling' kit.
i got everyone thinking about what they have no huh? lol i would say yours is just a leveling if your rubbing with 315's i get no rub not even close outta my 305's and mine might be just a leveling
looks like a stack block on the rear. i would rather see a one piece f350 block. looks like a 250 block w/ 1" block below that. 250 block is 1 7/8" and the 350 block is 3 7/8". i dont like stacked blocks.
those arent stacked blocks there rubber bump stops
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