[Eisenfaust]

That is plenty. go check the for sale section and buy Aber basballs kit.

 

[ADyingDevotion]

Awesome thanks for showing me that, I left a message wanting to buy it all so hopefully I can get it. Man never thought I would buy a lift before I even get the truck lol.

 

[dreamrr]

If your planning on buying everything new and getting it installed by a shop, you can only afford the 7" on 35's. Good Luck!!!

 

[ADyingDevotion]

10" with 36's how does that fit? Probably will never hit the dirt and if I did it would be nothing extreme at all.

 

[dreamrr]

37's will fit fine

 

[Aberbaseball7]

37's wont fit fine... :read:

I e-mailed you tyler, hopefully we can work something out... :head:

 

[Aberbaseball7]

No, I e-mailed Tyler lol... The guy who posted about wanting the whole package... :read:

Ill see if I have a clearence shot of my tires to show 37's would rub bad considering my tires are pretty skinny compared to other 12.50 widths...

 

[Aberbaseball7]

This is a skinny 36-12.50 on 10" rims... I Just dont see a bigger wider tire fitting...

 

[ScottzZ]

This might be too much information, but here goes...

Last year, I had my truck (2002 Ext. Cab Z71) lifted:


6" Superlift $1,319.46
Lift Labor $ 605

Slightly used 315/75 16 MTR's (4) $ 550
Eagle Alloy 16x10 184 style wheels $ 451.80
Wheel caps & chrome lugs $ 19.44
Mount & Balance $ 50
Alignment $ 69.99

Steering stabilizer (Superlift) $ 71.21

Tax $ 192.95

GRAND TOTAL: $ 3,329.85


This was at a local shop in Alabama last year. Kinda gives you an idea of some of the things you can expect to pay for if you have it all done at a shop. Rates may be higher or lower where you are. Not sure what extras you would need with a CST. CST looks sweet, though!

Scott

 

[dreamrr]

OK Aber...I agree with you. On a GMC with that big bumper 37's won't fit. In fact, I'm suprised 36's fit. But chevy 1500's dont have a large bumper, so 37's will fit with your lift. Do you agree :think:

 

[jgood2709]

my friend fit 39.5x13.5" iroks under his '02 ram 2wd w/ 7" cst and 3" body. he doesn't rub very often at all either. but its a dodge so ow:

 

[Aberbaseball7]

The 37's would tear up the rear of the Fender IMO. You could trim the front to prolly make it work. But even with the trimming I did on my bumper I still got it to rub in the front. But it never hit on the back of the front fenders. No use in arguing about it. If he wants to run them and so do you then go for it. But for my situation it wouldnt work IMO...

 

[Senorpedro18]

and u have to worry about the week 2WD hubs too... :bawl:

 

[Grant]

Fabtech and CST both say that you can clear 315's on 16x8's with only 7", so you should clear 37's with 10", as long as you stick with 16x8's. But if you tried 16x10's, I'm betting that they'd rub. Just look at Aberbaseball7's pics. Wheel width makes a world of difference.

 

[SkyRider469]

i say stick with 35's, my truck is a 2wd w/ 9" of lift. i had to trim the front bumper to clear em, and i rub alot on the back side of the fender whenever i turn.

 

[dreamrr]

I have 16x8's. Maybe thats why my truck looks like it could fit them!

 

[Andy]

i say stick with 35's, my truck is a 2wd w/ 9" of lift. i had to trim the front bumper to clear em, and i rub alot on the back side of the fender whenever i turn.

yea, but you do have 16.5x12s and 14.5 wide tires

 

[hightimes]

i also have a 2WD with 9" and 35s, and lets just say my front valence isnt there anymore