37" MTRs on a 6" lift?

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aaron

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2001 Tahoe, 2 wheel drive. So I don't care about rubbing during articulation or anything.

Does anybody know if this is feasible?

Thanks a ton in advance!
 

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Your gonna rub a ton just driving. Forget about flex. You could do a 3" body on top of that though. It would fit then. What lift are you looking at?
 
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I'm doing a 3" body with a 3" spindle lift. Was originally going 315/75r16's but I found a deal on some 37" mtrs (which I think aren't actually a true 37)
 

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I think your gonna need over 6"s of lift to clear them. I would just stick with those 35s. what rims are you running?
 
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Not sure on the brand, but aftermarket 16x8 rims. The 285's I have stick out like 1/2" from the fenderwell.

Edit: Also, from my googling it sounds like the 37" MTR measures out to a 36" true height. FYI
 

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Old mt/r or the new kevlar? IIRC my 37" old school mt/r measured 35.5", should clear with enough offset/trimming.
 

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hey man, i have 6" of suspension and my 315/75/16s seem to fit just right. they are like 34.9" tall and 10.5 wide, i think they would rub more if they were wider but im sure you could fix that with rims with a lil more offset. as for 37s i think you would be do in some major rubbin
 

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2001 Tahoe, 2 wheel drive. So I don't care about rubbing during articulation or anything.

Does anybody know if this is feasible?

Thanks a ton in advance!

why are you lifting it if you obviously are never going to use it offroad? All money that could be better spent getting you a supercharger or something else fun like that.
 

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why are you lifting it if you obviously are never going to use it offroad? All money that could be better spent getting you a supercharger or something else fun like that.

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lift it bro who cares ur money

but its gunna rub with a 6 inch lift
ur gunna need to body lift it
just get some agressive 35s IF u want,
and u will rub the front bumper when u turn if u go larger then 13.5 wide
i need to triim my front bumper i have 35s by 16

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and with the right lift/ tire combo u will do fine
i HAVE yet to get stuck with my swampers in 2 wheel drive
i dont even have my front drive shaft in
and i got into some serious mud holes
 
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aaron

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I'm lifting it because I like lifted trucks. I have had plenty of off-road rigs (jeeps) so I am a fan of that endeavor also, but not in my tahoe.

As far as lift goes, I am looking at doing a 3" suspension lift with a 3" body lift. From what I have read, the suggested tire size is 315/75r16 or 36x12.50x16.

Can you tell me more about the rubbing-when-turning problem? Are you saying the rubbing isn't in the fenderwell, but actually at the bumper(s)?
 

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