33's or 35's
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Still....your previous statement was incorrect. As I did it WITH NO CUTTING.
Cutting fenders does not equal removal of valence.....
I would not suggest 35's w/ just a bodylift if you plan on even somewhat off roading it. I was very comfortable driving it on the street, only rubbed at full left turn(to the lock). I was too afraid to wheel it.
Last edited by Fx4wannabe01; 06-10-2008 at 07:36 PM.
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Pablo: Stick to 33's, and you get to keep your 4.10's. If you do 35's, you need to set your truck up like i have mine in those pics(no flares, no valence, maxxed out bars). I have 4.10's and it's doing just fine. but i have a 5spd manual.
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m to flex. If you put 35's on with just the Superlift, the rear tire would tear apart the bed if you tried to do that.
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One moment while I dig around my other flex pictures of 33's with a bodylift.. and itll show you what Shane meant about not running 35's on just a bodylift
Fully tucked to the maximum amount alloweable by my shock and leaf setup.. with a 3" bodylift.. if it was 35's I woudl have torn my rear fenders off in a hearbeat.
Its from my flexing thread.... https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ad.php?t=64994
Fully tucked to the maximum amount alloweable by my shock and leaf setup.. with a 3" bodylift.. if it was 35's I woudl have torn my rear fenders off in a hearbeat.
Its from my flexing thread.... https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ad.php?t=64994
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At least you got it all fixed up though, Shane! I gotta check it out sometime, see just what it looks like in person now that its all bent into shape (literally)