35"s & 2" pics!!
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RE: 35"s & 2" pics!!
The level is a 2" HBS (Hell Bent Steel) and the tires are 35x12.50 Procomp Xtreme A/Ts of course on the stock rims. No rubbing at full lock. I may take it out and find a nice ditch to flex in and see if it rubs any there...
Other than sitting nice and tall she rides very close to stock, I'm am not disapointed at all
...I debated buying rims w/the tires but actually think it looks good with the stockers think I'll keep um for awhile...
BuFord445 I used my Smarty to changed the tire size in the computer it was cake..
Froger yeah the parking lots have been that way for decades I'm sure and FYI I don't think their changing it anytime soon, especially the very attractive brown painted buildings!
Other than sitting nice and tall she rides very close to stock, I'm am not disapointed at all
...I debated buying rims w/the tires but actually think it looks good with the stockers think I'll keep um for awhile...BuFord445 I used my Smarty to changed the tire size in the computer it was cake..
Froger yeah the parking lots have been that way for decades I'm sure and FYI I don't think their changing it anytime soon, especially the very attractive brown painted buildings!
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03-01-2008, 09:33 PM
RE: 35"s & 2" pics!!
Hey AeroRam, I just bought that HBS leveling kit because I couldnt pass up the $65.00 deal they have goin on, and I was just wondering if you installed the leveling kit yourself, or took it to a shop, and did you keep your stock shocks on there? Also, if I put 35's on my stock rims but dont adjust any computer stuff will it only confuse my speedo or does it affect other aspects of the vehicles performance? Thanks
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RE: 35"s & 2" pics!!
Awesome you'll love it for sure 
1-I had a local shop do it because I don't know how to align the front end which has to be done and it was raining that whole week. I didn't wanna do it in the rain and take it to be aligned during the week which would be during the hours I sleep.
2-Stock coils and shocks were reused, ride great!
3-I changed the tire size with my smarty in the middle of swapping the tires. If you don't change it the speedo will be off and it will throw off your shift points.
Energinerbuzzy did his level himself and didn't change the tire size in the computer for a little while after putting on his 35"s he'd be a good guy to talk to..
Installing it yourself wouldn't be bad since you say your a decent mechanic. Don't forget to align it and I'd recheck it about 2-4 weeks after to install just to make sure. Some springs will settle, especially if you put in new coils...heres the DIY link. https://dodgeforum.com/m_901296/tm.htm
1-I had a local shop do it because I don't know how to align the front end which has to be done and it was raining that whole week. I didn't wanna do it in the rain and take it to be aligned during the week which would be during the hours I sleep.
2-Stock coils and shocks were reused, ride great!
3-I changed the tire size with my smarty in the middle of swapping the tires. If you don't change it the speedo will be off and it will throw off your shift points.
Energinerbuzzy did his level himself and didn't change the tire size in the computer for a little while after putting on his 35"s he'd be a good guy to talk to..
Installing it yourself wouldn't be bad since you say your a decent mechanic. Don't forget to align it and I'd recheck it about 2-4 weeks after to install just to make sure. Some springs will settle, especially if you put in new coils...heres the DIY link. https://dodgeforum.com/m_901296/tm.htm
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