Rear lift
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From: Seneca, SC
Rear lift
So I currently have 3.5" of lift in the front of my truck and yes the front does sit higher than the back. It doesn't look all that bad, but I am planning on getting new tires in the next couple of weeks. Right now I am running 35x12.5s and they do not scrub at all. Im pretty sure that there is enough room in the front to fit 37s without them scrubbing, but I'm not sure about the back. I need to put some sort of lift back there that is cheap and durable what kind would you recomend, and who should i get it from...
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Joined: May 2001
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From: Cabot, Arkansas
Cheap and durable means taller blocks or add-a-leaf. I use a 2" add a leaf in my rear springs. Way cool when towing....nothing squats this truck....but it rides plenty stiff empty.
Taller blocks will keep the stock spring rate, but the cost is increased torque loading...which can break parts.
Either option can be done for less than $100
Taller blocks will keep the stock spring rate, but the cost is increased torque loading...which can break parts.
Either option can be done for less than $100
