Ok so I gots me a 96' Dodge Cummins 4x4 recently with 129,000 miles and more U-joint problems than you could shake a stick at, but thats not what im talking about here. Right now im running 35/12.50's on a 16x10' rim. The truck does real well Ive not gotten stuck yet, of course im still fixing the truck up to hammer on it, once I fix it im sure i will get totally bogged somewhere. OK so what i want is to run 37's or 39.50's, i cant find a lift over 6 inches and if i could fit the 37's with that i would co it for now, however if anyone knows how to get her up there about 8 or 10 inches i would love to know, also i dont like body lifts...please help.



Remember, no matter how badass your truck is, there is ALWAYS a mudhole that can swallow it whole, a rock that can stop you cold or water just a little deeper than you thought. Ya know? This my best friend learned on the maiden voyage of his 79 C-J5, with a fresh Chevy 350 and a B&m 2 stage kit. Took us five hours, three men, two hi-lifts and a lot of rocks, logs and inginuity to get us out. Carry a Hi-Lift mines paid for itself 7 times in a year!

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96' dogdge ram 4x4 2500,
cummins diesel, (aka. 20mpg torque machine)
NV4500 5-speed
dana 60f
dana 80r
Warn 9500 HS
35's
Crappy Plastic Factory gas tank

78' Ford F 250
351/400m, (aka, GAS GUZZLER. 7mpg at 7000 feet!)
C6
2wd
33's
2' lift in front
INDESTRUCTABLE AND MOST RELIABLE TRUCK ON EARTH!!! TRIED AND TRUE I SHOULDEVE KILLED IT 40 TIMES,
BUT INSTEAD IT TOOK ME HOME EVERY TIME!

 

don't know if you found what you are looking for yet, but I might be able to help. You could buy the 6" kit and then run a 2" leveling kit in the front and a add a leaf in the rear this should give you the height you are looking for.