can u fit 12.5 " tires on an 8 " rim?
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It might, make it look weired but I think it will help you level out the truck a little better. I think they make a leveling kit for torsion bar trucks; but you would be better off with a 3" suspension lift and then a 3" body lift. You could then run 33's without a problem. Is your truck 2wd or 4x4? If it's 2wd the fabtech kits take away the torsion bars to a front coiled suspensions and bigger spindles. If you have a 4x4 you can get a 4" super lift kit. Are you only focusing on a bodylift? If you really want 33's I suggest a suspension lift then body lift or just suspension. Let us know what you really want and what you want your truck for overall. That will help us with giving better suggestions and inputs.
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From what I know, Fabtech 2wd kits are just spindles still. They don't convert a torsion bar susp. into a coil suspension. Just get 15x10's (trust me, you'll regret getting 15x8's after a while) and get the BL on there and crank the bars just enough to level it out, no problem rubbing. I'm tired of my 15x8's, they make the tire look smaller than if it were on a 15x10.
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