Bodylift
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I just recently purchased a 3" body lift for my 94 F-150 4x2. I was trying to view some photos of F-150 4x2 that have put this lift on there truck. Also what is the biggest tire I would be able to run with just stock rims. Thanks for any information.
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if you keep the stock rims the biggest tires you can run on them are 33x10.50s or 32x11.50s. as far as what you can fit under the truck with the lift on, probably 32x11.50s. if it was a 4x4 you could clear 33s but a 2 wheel drive sits 2 inches lower in the front. you could always go with the 33s and if its too tight of a fit throw in some coil spacers or longer coils to get the clearance you need up front. before you get your tires look and see what kind of gears you are running. if you want to keep a decent amount of performance, follow this chart... http://www.superlift.com/gear.htm hope this helps! 
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[updated:LAST EDITED ON 16-Nov-02 AT 07:03 PM (EST)]if your springs arent sagging in the front you will most likely beable to fit 32x11.5's on 15x10 inch rims. if you want to run the 32x11.5's on factory you will not have a problem at all. i ran 32's on stock rims and just 1.5 inch lift in the front and it did not even come close to rubbing. i would suggest the 32's on 10 inch rims. if your springs are sagging go ahead and get some skyjackerleveling coils. they will improve the ride, looks, and performance. if you have any more questions just ask me or a guy on here called mustanggt221, i know alot about lifting this year of 2wds, i have pieced together lifts on my 2wd just to get it level. good luck, with this 3 inch body the appearance of the truck will be greatly improved. ;-)
