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hi there i got a 98 durango and its 4x4 and i want to put 33x13x50x15 nitto mud grabblers on my truck and wanted to know a easy cheap way to lift my truck and im not a fan of the body lift plzz help me thx yall
 
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you not going to fit those tires on with cheap lifts unless you get a body lift.

the most common way to make 33s fit is with the 2" t/s lift, and a 3" body lift, otherwise you need to spend some real big money on a suspension lift.
 
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with 13.50's you'll need rims with a pretty good offset also, otherwise they will rub badly and seriously diminish your turning radius.
 
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you not going to fit those tires on with cheap lifts unless you get a body lift.

the most common way to make 33s fit is with the 2" t/s lift, and a 3" body lift, otherwise you need to spend some real big money on a suspension lift.

ok i was lookin at a rancho 3" suspension lift would the tires fit then? or should i do a t/s lift as well. and i was goin to get rock crawler series 152 black street wheels 15x10 and i really want nitto mud grapplers 33x13.50x15 and the reason i want that size is bc i dont think they make them any smaller then that so help me out thx yall
 
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as stated above, you need 5" of lift to fit 33x12.5 on the stock rims, you will need new rims with a large spacing in order to fit the width a tire you want, and you might even need more lift than the 12.5 to prevent rubbing when turning, and do NOT use wheel spacers, they are alot more trouble than they are worth
 



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