Yes for a normal 4x4. For you itd only be a total of 6" of lift.

 

just pull all the sawsall and start cutting fenders and then will fit lol

 

Anything will fit after the trusty sawzall comes out lol.

 

on my first blazer i got i put a 4in lift on it and cut the crap out of the fenders and rear quarters and was able to git 39.5 Tsl.... it looks pretty crazy haha..

i'm to chicken to do that crap to my dodge

 

Wait what? Why only 6" of lift? If I have the 5" suspension and 3" body it would be 8"s of lift

 

Ok ok I get it. So when the guy installs it he's going to have to take out the stock 2" lift, cant he just leave it in there?

 

The 'stock' lift is longer front springs, and I think larger blocks in the rear, so, no, he can't really just leave it in. He might be able to leave the rear blocks, but, that is going to give you a rather excessive rake. (front is going to be MUCH lower than rear....)

 

So then a 5" would only be a 3"? Thank god I returned my 3" lift and got the 5" then I would only have a 1" suspension. So I think I might add 2" coil spacers in the front so that the front sits 8" and then add maybe 1-2 leaf springs on the rear if it doesnt level out

 

Either way your 37's will fit.

 

Wish I didnt get a off road dodge. Oh well. I'll just add 2" coil spacers so that I get the lift I want. Some dudes told me that they have a off road dodge and they added a 5" lift and said it netted out to 4.5" of lift. Will mine do that and how can I tell