37 inch with 2inch leveling kit?
Diesel Wrench
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: clifton,tn
Good memory bud...but sorry to say Doc was right...
I *tried* to run 37's on stock wheels and they rubbed all over the place. I had to install the Carli arms, then no issue, but I did go back to 35's, handled way better.
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You can disagree, but you are wrong LOL...( i mean this is a nice way)
ANY level kit on the market right now, will not clear 37's. BESIDE the control arm rub, you will definitely rub the stock bumper (in a big way), but the bigger issue is TRAVEL...the rears will hit the bump stop so not too big an issue unless the impact is real severe, but the fronts will tear the front fenders off if you bottom out...
there is a difference between 'fitting' and working....
I *tried* to run 37's on stock wheels and they rubbed all over the place. I had to install the Carli arms, then no issue, but I did go back to 35's, handled way better.
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You can disagree, but you are wrong LOL...( i mean this is a nice way)
ANY level kit on the market right now, will not clear 37's. BESIDE the control arm rub, you will definitely rub the stock bumper (in a big way), but the bigger issue is TRAVEL...the rears will hit the bump stop so not too big an issue unless the impact is real severe, but the fronts will tear the front fenders off if you bottom out...
there is a difference between 'fitting' and working....
Diesel Fan
Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 39
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From: Altoona, PA
I rub on the fenders with a 2.5" leveling kit backing up and sometimes pulling in places. I have 35-12.5"17 Kelly safari TSR's. this is with 17-9 wheels with 5" back spacing. I believe 37" tires rub some on most 6" lifts as well.
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