Anyone running 37's with a leveling kit?
Ok, so I am REALLY wanting 37's :D Its a sickness, I know. I was looking at doing a leveling kit (specifically top gun customz steel 2" or 3" spacers and shocks), with a suspension upgrade in the future when I can afford it. Does anyone run 37's with just a leveling kit? It appears it COULD be done, but I am uncertain at this point.
Scott |
not sure on Dodges i know on my ford 35's are about the limit with a leveling kit.
my friend has a 98 Dodge 2500 but i think he has an all around lift kit and he's on 37's if i recall and it looks like if it was any lower it would scrub like all get out..... |
I can, and am running 35's on stock suspension, with plenty of room in the rear for 37's, but I am just concerned about the front. I don't offroad it, so flexing is not really a concern. I did find these pics of a truck with 37's and just a 2" leveling kit:
Looks like it should work for now... Now to decide if I REALLY need 37's. EDIT: Apparently I can't hotlink pics from the site I found them at.... Sorry, No pics. Scott |
They'll fit but no flexing at all with the wheel turned, it will eat you fender alive. Why 37's? Just curious.
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Just because mostly :D I really want load range E tires, and I can't get 35x12.50x17's in load range E most of the time. So far, the only two tires I've found in that size in load range E are the Hankook MT's and the Toyo MT's.
Scott |
With a set of Carli control arms, no problem with only a levelling kit, but you need the arms to move the front axle forward.
Dodge Ram Control Arms and Dodge Ram Suspension System Components Just ordered a set, and 37" Toyo M/T's The 2 grey trucks on the Carli site both are running 37's |
Ok...for $1200 I cancelled the order, and stuck with the 35's...Maybe in the spring I will make the jump to the 37's:argh:
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i just bought a set of hankook 35 25.5 17 E rated i looked forever to find a set of E rated tires that size.
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