37" tire question???
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37" tire question???
I've got an '07 f250 diesel crew I just ordered a set of 37/12.50/R18's the question is, what size lift do I need 4" or 6" I'm looking at the rough country lifts. Also can I run my stock rims?? I don't know the factory width. I don't really want to go too high but I realize I need some clearance to allow these tires not to rub.
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classic....
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All I'm doing here is looking for some good advise from guys who know alot more than I do about this kinda stuff. Why not give sound advice to someone who is asking for your help?
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classic....
Good answer!!!! NOT
All I'm doing here is looking for some good advise from guys who know alot more than I do about this kinda stuff. Why not give sound advice to someone who is asking for your help?
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Originally Posted by fishmanndotcom
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That's a sweet saw!
I prefer the 5" grinder with a zip disc myself...
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classic....
Good answer!!!! NOT
All I'm doing here is looking for some good advise from guys who know alot more than I do about this kinda stuff. Why not give sound advice to someone who is asking for your help?
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classic....
Good answer!!!! NOT
All I'm doing here is looking for some good advise from guys who know alot more than I do about this kinda stuff. Why not give sound advice to someone who is asking for your help?
haha.....go ahead and cut em up!!!...haha
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Originally Posted by cut'em
classic....
Good answer!!!! NOT
All I'm doing here is looking for some good advise from guys who know alot more than I do about this kinda stuff. Why not give sound advice to someone who is asking for your help?
Good answer!!!! NOT
All I'm doing here is looking for some good advise from guys who know alot more than I do about this kinda stuff. Why not give sound advice to someone who is asking for your help?
lol cuttin the fenders is sound advice to me... it'd make those new SD's look a lot better! hell i'm running 37's with no lift and Pacer wheels (which are 16x10's)
good grief... what more advice could you need. GO BUY YOU A 6" LIFT KIT, like EVERYONE else in the world does! woo hoo, now you can cruise the mall! hey are you getting a superchips tuner for that thing? wicked!
see ya in the parking lot at the trail head
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Originally Posted by fishmanndotcom
alot more about what stuff? what is it you dont know alot about? sounds to me like you need to do some reading on your truck if you dont even know the stock width... thats on the door sticker!
lol cuttin the fenders is sound advice to me... it'd make those new SD's look a lot better! hell i'm running 37's with no lift and Pacer wheels (which are 16x10's)
good grief... what more advice could you need. GO BUY YOU A 6" LIFT KIT, like EVERYONE else in the world does! woo hoo, now you can cruise the mall! hey are you getting a superchips tuner for that thing? wicked!
see ya in the parking lot at the trail head
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lol cuttin the fenders is sound advice to me... it'd make those new SD's look a lot better! hell i'm running 37's with no lift and Pacer wheels (which are 16x10's)
good grief... what more advice could you need. GO BUY YOU A 6" LIFT KIT, like EVERYONE else in the world does! woo hoo, now you can cruise the mall! hey are you getting a superchips tuner for that thing? wicked!
see ya in the parking lot at the trail head
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gotta like this kind of tech...haha
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Originally Posted by quadzjr
HEY.......this isn't pirate...hahaha...kidding
gotta like this kind of tech...haha
gotta like this kind of tech...haha
dude... crack a cold one, prop your feet up, crank up the "Back in Black"... life is going to be ok!
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a 6in lift with no fender trimming should be good...
check out this tire fitment guide from 4wheel parts
http://www.4wheelparts.com/tire_fitment.html
check out this tire fitment guide from 4wheel parts
http://www.4wheelparts.com/tire_fitment.html
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CUZ IM T-N-T, im dynomite, """"oyt"""", T-N-T, these people will MAKE YOU EXPLODE. Just trying to make some people smile on here, love ya cutts, keep doing whatcha do best, you think a 6 inch would look good on my moms Yukon XL, HAHAHAHA
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Originally Posted by fishmanndotcom
dude... crack a cold one, prop your feet up, crank up the "Back in Black"... life is going to be ok!
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To the original poster,
You may as well get the biggest lift you can get first thing. Most of us have started out with 3", then 6", then 18" with a few in between. Do yourself a favor and go with the most lift you can right off the bat as to save yourself some grief later on. 37s will fit with 4" on a new SD. However, 6" would look better (IMO).