Would 42's fit on an 89 f250 with a 6" suspension lift and a 3" body lift?

 

yes. here is 8":





but as you can see the clearances are not so hot, you will rub if you try to flex it out...

 

nice truck raw. Those wheels don't rub on ya? It looks close, but that's probably becasue everything is so friggin' big.

 

Thats a nice truck. You just have an 8" susp. no body lift?

 

thats actually not my truck... but yes he only has 8.5" of susp. its supposed to be a 9" kit, but its 8.5"

Yes it does look very close

 

Thats great to hear. I found a set of 42 IROKs with less that hundred miles on them and alloy rims for $800. If I have rubbing problems, I could always put an add-a-leaf. Thanks for the quick reply.

 

wow thats a really good price...
you can use zero rate add-a-leaves too...

 

oh, sorry, I guess a confirmation look at your gallery would have been a good idea.

 

well... perhaps i got it painted and lifted it since i did my gallery? haha no its not mine. its aight... it was a pretty safe asumption. most of the time someone posts a pic of a truck that fast, its theirs.

 

Actually a 6" lift and radius'd out fenders would clear 42's much better, look in my gallery of my mudder, it has a 6" lift and radius'd out fenders, granted the tires are only 35's, but just add the tire to rim height on top of the tire and it gives you a general idea.

 

That's a tiny truck........

/name not included in post so you won't know who wrote it....

 

which one cleatus?

 

haha i think he is a little too used to looking at 20ish inches of lift and 49" IROKs. If i got into one of those everyday, I think I would say that yoo.

 

i stuffed my 39's under my stock powerstroke pretty easily. on the front it would turn about half way. i would say with a 6" lift aftermarket bumpers and maybe a 1" body lift yopu could very easily run 44's

-cutts-

 

as long as you didnt flex that much... id agree. other thing to worry about is the front bumper... cutts has a ranchhand and that allows for larger tires. stock bumper might be too low.