Size Lift required for 38's???
 

Hi, I would like to Put some 38's off road tires with some 20' wheels, What size lift would be needed to do this? I have a 2001 Dodge Ram 4x4 360 with AT. its got the Sport, off road Package on it so it came with a stock lift.

Here is a Pic of what we are dealing with.


Danny

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RE: Size Lift required for 38's???
 

Im thinking 6-10 inches. Goto sounddomain.com and look at readers rides. They have 1000's of them to look at. You can pick your model year and truck and its a sure bet someone has a truck with 38's on it.

here ill make it easy on you ...

this link is a dodge on 38's email him if you have questions

gl

http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/741688

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http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/207438


and another

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http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/312800


aw hell just throw some 40's on it and buy a beater car to drive to work in. No way in hell your getting over 8 miles to the gallon with 40's

lol

RE: Size Lift required for 38's???
 

http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/391754

Ok Ill stop now - damn fine looking trucks...

See what you started lol

RE: Size Lift required for 38's???
 

According to my chart i have here, an 8 inch suspension lift will fit 38's, but you need to have the proper wheel spacing (sorry i dont know what the offset has to be)

Hope that helps!

RE: Size Lift required for 38's???
 

for anything you need reguarding lifting i love to go to www.ntwonline.com
they got all your lifts tires and a fitment guide to tell you how much lift you need for size tire