How much lift needed to fit these?

[AaronLG]

Would be fun.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/4-Michelin-395-85-20-XML-Military-Tires-20-46-55-65-/120722739256?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item1c1ba2d038#ht_6897wt_1697

 

[treycool94]

I would say around 15" to 17" lift and you should be good but idk where you can find that

 

[mudryder18]

If i took off my 6in fabtech lift off and swapped it for a 10in. full throttle susp. lift and kept my body lift and coil spacers i could fit them, i might be just a tad stuffed. Or if i got the 14in. FTS lift they would fit no problem.
Another route would be to do a SAS and just go as high as you want but they are prone to roll overs.

 

[AaronLG]

I hear SAS but what is it?

 

[SOLISIMO]

I hear SAS but what is it?

solid axle swap

 

[walnuts4x4]

yeah your gonna need at least 15" of lift and then it will be tight... best bet for those would be a SAS with rockwell axles and 4 wheel turning.... and a bigger motor or at least 5.38 gears

 

[nvycrmn]

nah, just get some 2" spacers, a sawzall, and a couple cases of beer! hahah

 

[SOLISIMO]

I would say a 4" RCD lift should do the trick

 

[walnuts4x4]

nah, just get some 2" spacers, a sawzall, and a couple cases of beer! hahah

you are correct sir.... forgot sawzall can make anything fit... only thing you might also need is a BFH

 

[AaronLG]

I would say a 4" RCD lift should do the trick

Good thing it's a 5in kit I'm looking at. LOL. Plus a 3in body lift sitting in my garage.

 

[panda24619]

sawzall the rear and take off the hood, fenders, and bumper on the front. that will fit stock!

 

[AaronLG]

sawzall the rear and take off the hood, fenders, and bumper on the front. that will fit stock!

and save some weight..