would this truck with these tires look okay with a 6' suspension lift? they are 35' firestone destinations...it has a leveling kit on there already

 

Well, obviously this is a personal preference question... so you will get mixed reviews.

But, since you are asking for my opinion, I will give it to you. Yes.

 

yea i think itll look good. 35s will look kinda small with another 6in I think, a 3in suspension or body lift would be better as far as keeping the tires

 

Ya theyd look like they do now but with your truck higher...... soo i think theyd look small and ud usally go with something a little bigger and aggreassive, but even if u got some nice agressive 35's it would look good, i think the key for tires to look good is tread going over the side of the tire(side lugs) here are the ones thats are real popular on the market right now
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http://s1109.photobucket.com/albums/...mpxterrain.jpg
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http://s1109.photobucket.com/albums/...udgrappler.jpg
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Don't ever combine a level kit with a suspension lift, you will blow your CV axles. Too much angle. Either pull the level kit and install a suspension lift or keep the level and add a body lift...

 

Maybe just a body lift then so you can keep it level and go with those 35. You got my vote for it.

 

im not gunna keep the level kit on there with the 6'. it woud just be the 6' suspension lift

 

You'll be fine then, just try to pick a kit that says they keep the CVs at close to stock angles...

 

6" lift with 35 Nitto Trail Grapplers. AND I have the Bilstein 5100's on the front and they are at the second to last option for increasing height. I called BDS and they said dont go over an extra inch of lift. So you can put a small level kit on there. My CV angles are in no danger. It doesnt appear I can upload pics for some reason. I have a ton

 

there is no lift maker i know of who will say it's ok to have a level kit on with their kit. i work at a dodge dealership and by now i've installed just about every kit out there.
your cv's are out of spec angle with just the 6" suspension kit on the truck, so there is no way they are not running at too severe of an angle with a level kit on there to.
i mean it'll go on, but unless you are a total pavement queen or are running after market high angle cv's then you are asking for issues.
you can combine a body and a suspension lift but you can't run two body lifts or two suspension lifts safely.