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Old 05-14-2018, 12:22 PM
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Minimum lift for 44 boggers

For a 97 crew cab dually 7.3 liter diesel v8 powerstroke, I plan on putting 19.5 american force independence wheels with 44in boggers, I didn't want to go that big of a wheel like 18 inches at the most but 19.5 is the smallest they sell them in,

What would be the absolute minimum required lift for this setup? I plan also on stancing the truck out just a little bit, and to eventually race so the lowest center of gravity the better, prefer not to go any higher than a 6inch lift if that can be done,

I have tough country replacement front and back bumpers so if trimming the fenders is required please go in detail, heard a c channel for front fender would help.
 
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Originally Posted by John Buck
For a 97 crew cab dually 7.3 liter diesel v8 powerstroke, I plan on putting 19.5 american force independence wheels with 44in boggers, I didn't want to go that big of a wheel like 18 inches at the most but 19.5 is the smallest they sell them in,

What would be the absolute minimum required lift for this setup? I plan also on stancing the truck out just a little bit, and to eventually race so the lowest center of gravity the better, prefer not to go any higher than a 6inch lift if that can be done,

I have tough country replacement front and back bumpers so if trimming the fenders is required please go in detail, heard a c channel for front fender would help.
What are you racing? Sled pulling? Or strip? Considering either, and what you are suggesting for HP in your other thread choosing a suspension lift that is rigid as a brick is your best bet and running bars. If you run a typical soft leaf setup 8" is a minimum unless you want to heavily modify the fenders, and at that point just rim them however need be and add a flare if a purpose built truck. I have never seen c channel front fenders, or heard of them even in the rock world. 35s fit on a stock 350 with an aftermarket bumper....

Spinning 44s with 900+ hp. Forget the dana 60 unless you upgrade to RCV shafts. It will take no time to snap them. Most chromoly manufactures will not even touch a warranty with 44s and 500+ hp. Rcv is the only one. Same with your drive shafts...
 
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Old 05-19-2018, 12:06 AM
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Competition Diesel or Pirate 4x4 is your place. Head on over. They can help.
 
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