add T keys and coil spacer to rancho 4 inch???
I have a 2003 Hummer with a 4 inch rancho lift already on it when I got it I am on 37s now and thinking of going a little bigger I want to know what yall think about putting a set of torsion keys and rear coil spacers on top of the 4 inch to go about another 2 inches.. What about drive shaft lengths? alignment? keeping rear spacers in? Ride? I plan on upgrading shocks at same time so I will just go with a shock for a 6 inch lift... THANKS!!
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Dude, can you post pictures of your hummer on a side view angle? Just wanna see how high and thick a 37" is. Thanks
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQfUD3p79o8 heres a youtube link of my truck.. BTW the sand was super dry that day and it was hard to catch any traction lol
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anybody else got any input on my questions
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just up the tire size a few inches
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Yeah I plan on going bigger on tires but I have never been one to shove the biggest tire under a small lift.. I like the look of having fender room and no rub..
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that cool i haven't lifted yet but i am running 37's no rub yet and i love the ride. how well do you like the ride on that lift?
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Originally Posted by roycel
(Post 239674)
I have a 2003 Hummer with a 4 inch rancho lift already on it when I got it I am on 37s now and thinking of going a little bigger I want to know what yall think about putting a set of torsion keys and rear coil spacers on top of the 4 inch to go about another 2 inches.. What about drive shaft lengths? alignment? keeping rear spacers in? Ride? I plan on upgrading shocks at same time so I will just go with a shock for a 6 inch lift... THANKS!!
You can fit 38's on this lift and still have room to flex/ offroad..depending on your wheel specs. 17 x 9 4.75 bs will allow for 38" BFG MT's. 40's will be too big to wheel without some rub, but fine for street use if you don;t venture out of the parking lots. ...hope that helps some. |
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