^^^ this guy agrees with everyone, ignore him.

 

everyone except this^^^^^ guy because he plows sheep at the edges of cliffs

seriously though, they will fit fine as long as they aren't some wide knobby tire like a 35x14.50 or wider, then you may have some rubbing issues besides the regular radius arm rubbing.

 

and you are jealous because he will not share the sheep with you.

 

i prefer cats, they have a tickley tongue

 

you are one sick twisted individual.

 

wanna hear something even more gross?????



their buttholes look like pizza flavored combos




i heard a stand up say that last night and lost it, because it is true, but why do i know what they look like though????

 

Just saw your sig Kris, lollllllers NEWB SMASHERS!

 

35's would probably fit in the back but the front would rub for sure,the 33's do when wheels are cranked. And i dont want the tires to look stuffed in there.what to do?

 

and where do they rub? bet its on the radius arms. 3 answers to this problem. buy some extended radius arms with the tire reliefs, get rims with more offset, or adjust your steering stops so you can't turn as far.



oh, or option 4. put the 35's on and stop whining like a little girl with pigtails because going with a taller lift won't stop the rubbing if it is on the radius arms. and if it is rubbing somewhere else(unpossimabull with a 4'' and 33's) you have something else fubared that needs attention.

 

^^^ then thats exactly what Id do. 35s in the back and 33s in the front FTW!



Paul, Im still waiting on our first episode to air...and my royalty check

 

kris, your a big meanie, smashing newbs this early in the day.

 

early is a relative term depending on how long youve been drinking.



Just wait until next week when I go back on night shift and Im drunk before noon. Newbs beware

 

Did I hear someone mention smashing newbs? That's what I'm here for.

 

yep ots the radius arms. And i would change the turn radius, how do you go about that?

 

buy a new set from a suspension manufacturer. they aren't cheap though.