Just got a '98 2500 4x4! So the question is...
It can be pretty easy to mistake a 2500 for a 1500....
Well from the front or rear the axle size difference is obvious, from the side you can usually tell if there's more than 5 lugs... All I was saying is that 2500's sit about 2" higher than 1500's haha
I'm just glad it wasn't just me.
I usually hack the fender openings to fit bigger tires on all my other trucks but the front tires are so close to the door. I really don't want to put a body lift on and I don't want to lift it to the sky either.
So what's your opinions on body lifts? Like I said, I love my saw.
I usually hack the fender openings to fit bigger tires on all my other trucks but the front tires are so close to the door. I really don't want to put a body lift on and I don't want to lift it to the sky either.
So what's your opinions on body lifts? Like I said, I love my saw.
How big are you trying to fit? My truck is lower than all the other trucks I see running around on 35's, and it is the exact same body as a 1500. I personally don't like body lifts.
Edited because I am retarded.
Edited because I am retarded.
Last edited by Wombat Ranger; Jun 28, 2012 at 09:57 PM.
If you are trying to wheel with 35's like you originally suggested, level it, pull the plastic inner fenders out, and throw them 35's on. I don't rub with my plastic fender inserts in, but my truck hasn't been wheeled with these 35's either.







