Another Lift Question
Hey Guys, As some of you know, My truck was totaled last week. I am looking to buy a new truck, and have found one I like. It is a 2002 Dodge Ram 4x4 Quad Cab Short bed/Red. I am going to be throwing my Trail Grapplers from the other truck on and a few other parts. The big question comes from this. I am going to be using my insurance money plus trading in my trans am, which means I will have left over insurance money. With the other truck I could never afford a lift kit, now I can. I am thinking about doing the 4 inch suspension + 3 inch body lift. Does anyone have any pictures of this set up on a similar truck? Also would 33 inch tires look way to small with this setup, and is the suspension lift difficult to install?
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You don't need 7 inches of lift. You'd want 37s with that and that's too much for an IFS truck, ESPECIALLY an 8 year old one. You'd be replacing worn front end components constantly and I'd not mess with a suspension/body lift combo unless I was going to go to 37" tires or larger.
A four inch suspension lift looks pretty good with 33's (I have a couple of pics of my truck after I installed my 4" lift with my old 33s while I was waiting for my 35s to arrive, I'll post up when I get home on my desktop). There is also good room for travel for 35" tires with a 4" lift.
35s look great on either 4" or 6" of lift, but 33s on 6" looks real puny, IMO...
A four inch suspension lift looks pretty good with 33's (I have a couple of pics of my truck after I installed my 4" lift with my old 33s while I was waiting for my 35s to arrive, I'll post up when I get home on my desktop). There is also good room for travel for 35" tires with a 4" lift.
35s look great on either 4" or 6" of lift, but 33s on 6" looks real puny, IMO...
Last edited by HammerZ71; Nov 4, 2010 at 12:38 PM.




