Word a 6" rcd and a body lift would still neeed a good amount of trimming to fit a 36" pj.Sevenfold said:For an NBS truck? No way, horrible advice.
Thats the perfect combo for that lift. I wouldnt run any larger than a 35" tire and no wider than an 8" wide wheel. Also make sure that when you buy your wheels they have no more than 4.5" backspacing.Kyle said:i would get a 6 inch rcd, 315's on a 16x8 rim.
:word:Kyle said:i would get a 6 inch rcd, 315's on a 16x8 rim. RCD is a good overall kit.
I would suggest the RCD...It is a good lift. I just finished installing one on a 99' Chevy and put 33/12.5/16 X-terrains on it... Looks great.Sevenfold said:Care to explain? These kits will retain your factory steering will also give you more leverage on the tire. The only downside to the traditional knuckle lift is how far the front differential is dropped... there is only one knuckle lift that I know of that drops the front diff the full amount of the lift.
Sevenfold said:Care to explain? These kits will retain your factory steering will also give you more leverage on the tire. The only downside to the traditional knuckle lift is how far the front differential is dropped... there is only one knuckle lift that I know of that drops the front diff the full amount of the lift.