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RedRobin 01-17-2011 12:30 PM

Im lookin to put a lift on my 2007 quad cab...i've got 35 inch firestone destination all terrains on there now. im wondering if they will look okay with the 6 inch suspension lift.. please send pics of any similiar trucks and share info! THANKS!!

im lookin to put a 6' lift on my '07 1500 quad cab and i currently have 35' firestone destination at's and im wondering if it will look good or okay until i can get the money to but 37's?? please post pics and any info! THANKS!!

cjs4444 01-18-2011 08:13 AM

Check out Hammer's truck he has 35's with a 6 in. lift.....there are others on here as well....you can also go to the search section and type in 6 inch lift and it should give you alot of info.....

HammerZ71 01-18-2011 08:27 AM

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Hammer has 35's with 4" of lift. Personal preference, although I ain't crazy about the guys who do 35s on just a level (although they technically do squeeze in there) there isn't much for for any flex or hauling/towing capacity. 4" is the minimum for 35s and full functionality IMO while 6" gives a bit more of that "open wheel well" look. A prime consideration you have to include is the fact that IFS trucks do not like excessive lift. Also, another reason I went with 4" as opposed to 6" is I use my bed and didn't want it too high. A HUGE factor when riding up an incline to put my ATV in the bed.

35s on 4" of lift:

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cjs4444 01-18-2011 09:09 AM

My bad Hammer i thought you had a 6 in. lift.

What is the measurement from the ground to the lip of your front fender?

HammerZ71 01-18-2011 10:28 AM

I dunno, I've measured it before and posted it if you wanna search.

The reason my 4" looks taller is because it really is 4". Most 6" kits do NOT lift anywhere close to 6" on a torsion front IFS Ram. Actual numbers on the Fabtech 6" is more like 4.5" (they want you to crank the key bolts to give that extra 1.5"). Most others measure around 5". The only one I know that measures a true 6" is the Skyjacker kit.

Matt99 01-18-2011 11:55 AM

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Ive got close to 6" and 35s. Probably closer than whatever 6" lift you bought would give
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hemiman07 01-18-2011 01:13 PM

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Here is my truck. I have a 6 inch lift from Fabtech with 35x12.50x20 Procomp Xtreme A/T.

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cjs4444 01-18-2011 02:13 PM


Originally Posted by HammerZ71 (Post 2385713)
I dunno, I've measured it before and posted it if you wanna search.

The reason my 4" looks taller is because it really is 4". Most 6" kits do NOT lift anywhere close to 6" on a torsion front IFS Ram. Actual numbers on the Fabtech 6" is more like 4.5" (they want you to crank the key bolts to give that extra 1.5"). Most others measure around 5". The only one I know that measures a true 6" is the Skyjacker kit.

Oh come on Hammer, you have 404 threads and over 15Kposts.....

oefootball_70 01-18-2011 05:45 PM

6' lift and 35' all terrains?? will it look okay?
 
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Yeah it will look good.

here is 9 on 32's

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Mistwalker 01-18-2011 09:57 PM

Not a quad cab but might help. 4 or 4.5" suspension(was on when bought truck and not sure what brand) and 3" body on a 315/70-17 Goodyear AT Extreme's. Bed height kinda sucks when trying to get an engine or other heavy item out.

http://i222.photobucket.com/albums/d...thNFabbars.jpg


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