4 inch lift with 35's

[Need4Speed]

So recently I just bought a 2003 Yukon SLT 4x4 and am wanting to throw 35's under it. I've read a lot of forums about putting different keys and spacers and such to fit 33's, However I want no rubbing on these 35's.

Wondering if anyone knows if I can run a 4 inch lift with 35 inch tires and have no rubbing or extra trimming needed. If so links would be much apriciated.

 

[Donnie Yukonie]

best bet is with a full six inch sus system to be safe besides you will want to go higher once the 4 is on any ways

 

[Arctic-Rodz]

best bet is with a full six inch sus system to be safe besides you will want to go higher once the 4 is on any ways

x2 on this...

4" lift is gonna give you a stuffed look, and not to mention poor suspension flex (when needed)

 

[felixgun]

It also depends on the width of your rims along with the offset/backspacing... 4" is pushing it... probably will rub a lot with that much lift

 

[BLK TAHOE]

You may want to go 6'' so you can flex suspension if necessary without scrubbing your wheel wells. I have an 02 LT on 35's and the front tires used to rub the inner fender wells if there was any kind of suspension movement but it only took a very minimal amount of trimming to fix it completely. So I would imagine with 4 inches it would be much more trimming and less capability.

 

[BlackZ-HO]

i got 35's on just a level kit(keys and shocks) and i had to trim a tiny little piece of my valance on each side and had to put a quarter inch spacer in the back and im good to go.

 

[2005SnowKon]

i got 35's on just a level kit(keys and shocks) and i had to trim a tiny little piece of my valance on each side and had to put a quarter inch spacer in the back and im good to go.

How does it look?? Got a pic bc if I can fit it I will do the same also


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[Donnie Yukonie]

i got 35's on just a level kit(keys and shocks) and i had to trim a tiny little piece of my valance on each side and had to put a quarter inch spacer in the back and im good to go.

how is it offroad? i could imagine even on stock rims that would rub with any flex x2 on the pics

 

[bowtiefreak]

Lots of guys run up to 36" tires with just cranked aftermarket keys and blocks or spacers. Note, stock rims or similar offset and width is a must.

It all depends on the look you are after: stuffed, proportional or towering over the tires

 

[BlackZ-HO]

sorry i havent been on here in awhile guys...