min lift for 35 or 38 wheels

[tuzluk1349]

i want something like that:

not like this:

 

[yates ™]

Ah so you want 35" tires, completely different from what I originally thought you wanted. I see you want the heavily stuffed look.

Most of those you have show look to have modified wheel wells to allow for those wheel and tire packages to fit. I would think a 35" would fit on a leveling kit with stock tires or maybe a little more aggressive wheel offset but will likely have to trim.

 

[Countryboy07]

Be prepared to modify your fenders heavily

 

[jerryjoe28]

better get a sawzall for the front bumper

 

[yates ™]

better get a sawzall for the front end

FYP

 

[jerryjoe28]

how about @WYO-HD his truck looks good

 

[Justin Colt]

thank you for answers!
but are you sure? stock wheels are 32" and 35 are just 3" more. why 6" lift?

You can fit 35's with a 3" leveling kit and 2" blocks in the rear, also have to have extended shocks. Looking around $350 for it.

 

[quicksilver]

First, these trucks do not have leaf springs in the back, so no blocks. I'm in the process of a Fabtech 6" on my '16 XL and I can tell you for sure that you can't do it on a 4" lift and still turn without at least an additional 2" radius on the fenders front and rear. If you start looking at what the radius would take to complete you will forget it. We were in Iceland a few years ago and they mod the hell out of those vehicles to get those balloon tires under there, not to mention the massive flares.

 

[Etraeger]

Minimum 6" lift with 35s, 38s would require more lift.

 

[Broham]

I came across this rig on "Baja Kits" Facebook feed. Wish I knew more specs, but maybe if you contacted them, they could help.


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