Anybody have pics with the 2" lift without changing wheels and tires?

[Midnight1988]

It looks really good. What was the actual tire size that you ended up getting? I tried to zoom in to look, but can't make it out.

They are 285/65R20s

 

[JRadford43]

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Wow that looks perfect. Lift and tire size go perfectly. Nice job, for sure what I'm looking for as far as looks.

 

[Midnight1988]

Wow that looks perfect. Lift and tire size go perfectly. Nice job, for sure what I'm looking for as far as looks.

i think so as well! It took me a long time to research and make sure it was what I wanted. Even when I was at the tire shop I was like man I hope this works. The moment I saw one tire go one I was like“”

 

[PorBoy]

which brand tire did you go with ?

 

[Midnight1988]

which brand tire did you go with ?

KO2s

 

[PorBoy]

Thank you very much for posting that information.

 

[plimmy]

Yep, Daystar and home-made links. 2” up in front and maybe a half inch up in rear. Used 1.25” hubcentric spacers, which is the same as the -12mm offset you are interested in. You shouldn’t have any trouble with 35’s. Only issues are that I broke the front right sensor mount, I think it’s because the nuts weren’t completely tightened above the spacers by the shop. Currently trying to figure out how to modify off the shelf mud flaps so they don’t rub. Have a thread about it all out there somewhere - Journey Toward a Bigger Rebel

I saw in the other thread about the rubbing issues? What was the cause of that?

 

[JRadford43]

i think so as well! It took me a long time to research and make sure it was what I wanted. Even when I was at the tire shop I was like man I hope this works. The moment I saw one tire go one I was like“”

Yes looks awesome. Any rubbing issues with that size tire on that lift?

 

[Raminit]

Here’s the level:

But then you’ll want bigger rubber, at least 35 like JhRebel! these are 37, maybe a bit excessive

Beautiful! I don’t think I can pull off 37’s the mpgs would kill me. I have a limited

 

[Midnight1988]

Yes looks awesome. Any rubbing issues with that size tire on that lift?

I haven’t had any issues. Even got under my truck today to show you the space I have. Hopefully it helps.

 

[69Sting]

I haven’t had any issues. Even got under my truck today to show you the space I have. Hopefully it helps

Midnight1988,

With your level and larger tires, are you having any issues with features. Such as ACC or sensors. I am looking to do a level or all around 2 inch lift but I use my ACC regularly and don't want to make all the safety features or 1st world features unusable.

Thank you.

69Sting

 

[clazer]

I saw in the other thread about the rubbing issues? What was the cause of that?

After modifying the rear of the front fender well, no rub. However, I’m going to need to cut the husky mud flaps I bought to keep them from rubbing.

 

[JRadford43]

I haven’t had any issues. Even got under my truck today to show you the space I have. Hopefully it helps.

Thanks for the images, nice to see that there is no rubbing at all. Hows the ride with the fox shocks, seem to change the ride at all? Last question!

 

[Midnight1988]

Thanks for the images, nice to see that there is no rubbing at all. Hows the ride with the fox shocks, seem to change the ride at all? Last question!

I feel like the ride has definitely improved and feels smoother.

 

[mk2019ORP]

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Is this the updated kit? Looks sharp!

 

[Midnight1988]

Is this the updated kit? Looks sharp!

Thanks!!! I’m not sure tbh. I got it installed in July 2019.

 

[mk2019ORP]

Thanks!!! I’m not sure tbh. I got it installed in July 2019.

Gotcha. I’m not sure when they updated the spacer so it’s hard to tell. I’m debating the lift but concerned about going to high. Any chance you’d be willing to grab some measurements? Center of wheel hub to fender front and back? Maybe a pic straight in from the side of you have time? I’d appreciate it, looks like the look I’m going for.

 

[antwon412]

Ready lift 2 inch spacer in the front with the UCAs. Only rubbing I had was on the aftermarket husky mudflaps which I have sent removed and not got around to modifying yet.
I have since added a one and a half inch spacer to the rear to lift it up. Once I install my bed slide my rear end was lower than my front which I think is just absolutely unacceptable.

I actually think it looks a lot better with the rear and lift it up. It looks like an actual lifted truck now. Between the initial factory 1 inch lift, 35 inch tire and now the basically 2 inch spacer lift, I am a whole lot taller than a regular 1500!

 

[NHjake98]

Here's mine with Teraflex shocks all around and a Wulf 1'/2" spacer in the front with stock tires (for now)

 

[chem]

5100's 5th setting, which raised it slightly less than 2"