the big blue bus
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how much is it cranked now? could get a lil bit more lif tbut not much and a slightly bigger block. but theres not many other options without swaping the lift out and the 3inch bl.
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how much is it cranked now? could get a lil bit more lif tbut not much and a slightly bigger block. but theres not many other options without swaping the lift out and the 3inch bl.
your chasing your tail here. Cranking and a 3-4" block isn't going to give you what you are after. You might....might be able to get 1-2" up front on that truck, that's it. Get us a picture of teh front set up so we can see the angles as well as the set up for the rear.
This will tell us what you can get out of it
I've just been catching up with this thread, but are you talking about adding a 2inch lift block in the rear or are you talking about buying a bigger lift block?
Either way, oh my. Just shackle flip the rear and buy some lift springs if needed. Don't use blocks that tall. And whatever you do, DO NOT STACK LIFT BLOCKS.
Lifting the back isn't going to change the fact that the front can't go much higher without new kit or complete change of suspension up front.
As it sits right now i know you can clear 37's. That is what he had on there at one point
37's
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If you can find where to add blocks up front, I'll send you $5 dollars for finding it.
However, no lift block of any sort should ever be used on a front axle. Ever. Totally unsafe and would qualify as ghetto fab/hackjob
Here's the bottom line. If you want to clear (and handle) 38's or 39's, you WILL need a Solid Front Axle. Also, I really don't think it will hold together with 38's or 39's with the factory IFS.
No offense man, but you're not ready to tackle a Solid Axle Conversion. If you're dead set on it, start researching. Keep reading into it. I've been reading and planning now for the last 2 years. I still don't really know when mine will ever get done. It's a lot more than cutting some old parts out and bolting on some new parts.
you know when i wanna go play in the mud once i get my drive shaft and
hope to god the guy before me put the same gears up front as the back
You have a 6inch suspension and a 2inch body lift right now correct? Which you could run about a 37 inch tall tire. You could take out the 2inch body lift for a 3inch and MAYBE tuck 38's with some trimming if needed.
why go bigger though? it looks big enough and the 4wd doesnt even work so kinda pointless. bigger trucks can gett annoying are are pretty usless. mines only got 5 inches on 35s and its a pain when i have to load my latters on the roof. i wouldnt want it any higher. but if your going for looks the i guees the 3inch bl and crank if ya want to fit the 40s and ride like a tank lol
if your going for looks the i guees the 3inch bl and crank if ya want to fit the 40s and ride like a tank lol
id do that... maybe have to trim bumper corners and hit fender edge in.
side note.. any pics on how he did the lights in diesel bumper? im about to put mine back in and need to figure a better mounting way
This. One reason I'm looking to buy something as a daily driver. It's not practical to do anything with. Other than wheeling or showing off to other people.
Get your front diff regearded. Get a front driveshaft and have fun with it man. It sits up pretty high as is.