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So right now sitting on 255/75r17s. What would yall recommend for a 35"build? Cheapest route? I love the buldge build and trying to get mine going
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There's a whole sub forum for this.Also had leveling kit done. Needing higher off the ground but still functional shocks. Any advice? Wheel spacers? Just put on 35s?
Also, depends on cost.
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all depends on how much you wanna spend. price out 2.5" leveling lift, 35" tires and possibly new wheels...stock wheels might not be wide enough. wheels and tires will probably be the biggest part of that budget.
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I'm running Baja Boss 37x12.50r17 AT. Great off road and almost no tire noise in the interstate. I have a leveling kit and separated fenders. Quake LEDs on fenders and 5.13 gears
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