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Does anyone know if a 2 or 3 inch body lift is enough to run 35's??
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I doubt it, usually you need around 5-6" suspension lift to get 35s under your truck, or you take the swazall and hack your fenders. 2-3" is usually enough for 33x12.5s only
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Depends on how wide the tires are and what kind of backspacing you have. If you have pretty new springs and then add on a 3 inch body lift you could probably clear them. It would be tight, but would probably work.
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Sam Simpson
It is all circumstantial, I hit with 33x12.5's on 10" wide wheels and 4" suspension lift. I also had the same tires on 8" wide wheels and didn't hit the fenders with no lift. You just got to do it to know for sure.
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I'm running 33's (by 10.5's) on a factory rear block and REALLLLY saggy springs (negative arch) on front and have yet to nick them...
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if you have a big truck then it will work, i had a '92 4Runner with only a 3" body lift on it and i had 37's with plenty of room.
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Just completed the 4" roughcountry lift, and the 35X12.50 tires clear just fine on 8 inch rims. The 4" suspension lift cleared the 35" tire just fine, and I am now thinking about 37" tires with a 2" body lift. :)
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