6" suspension. Hands down, IMO. Looks better and retains factory geometry.
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I hate typing this because I am just killing a dead horse because every 3rd post is about this but I have to ask. Buying a 96 with 3" BL and 305's. The tires are going to need replacing. I want to run 35" Boggers. I don't want any bigger don't want any smaller.
Now I am asking which you think is best not cheapest. I need to know if one is better than another or is the same thing?
1. Take off the Body Lift and go with a 6" suspension lift?
2. Keep the BL and just do Ford Keys and a block in the rear?
Also I am down in Lake Charles working right now and someone made mention to there being an Interco Tire place down here where you can buy blemishes? How do I find out about this place?
Also I have been on this site before but have been gone for a while. Nice to have a reason to be back I loved this site.
Semper Fi
Kevin
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2003 Chevy 2500 HD 4x4
285x75 ProComp Xtreem All Terrains
6.6: Duramax w/allison Trans
GovBomb
6" suspension. Hands down, IMO. Looks better and retains factory geometry.
'99 Tahoe - Whitey
'03 Tahoe - Blackey
6" suspension imo
Interco blems:
http://www.intercotire.com/site.php?pageID=55&newsID=7
Thanks for the link.........where are they located? If they still have the STS blems I may just throw the 33's on there for now and save $$ and do the Suspension lift more opinions welcome.
Semper Fi
Kevin
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2003 Chevy 2500 HD 4x4
285x75 ProComp Xtreem All Terrains
6.6: Duramax w/allison Trans
GovBomb
blems gone back to square 2.
Semper Fi
Kevin
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2003 Chevy 2500 HD 4x4
285x75 ProComp Xtreem All Terrains
6.6: Duramax w/allison Trans
GovBomb
go with the 6 susp and 35" boggies. I always thought those 35 x 10.5 boggers would be a kick a$$ tire...
I <3 MUD TIRES
Man it is so hard from reading all these posts as to what fits and what hits and what needs trimming and OBS vs NBS glad I am set on 35's.
I didn't think money was gonna be an issue but it may be so here are my thoughts.
Already has 3" BL
then I am gonna
Front - Ford Keys
Back - AAL instead of block with some Traction bars
16X10 Rockcrawlers and 35X14X16 Boggers.
That should give me a total of 5" of lift and not have to deal with trimming etc. Sound Right?
Semper Fi
Kevin
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2003 Chevy 2500 HD 4x4
285x75 ProComp Xtreem All Terrains
6.6: Duramax w/allison Trans
GovBomb
whats the back space on the wheel?...its gonna be pretty close ull prob have to trim
'01 1500HD- 6"-8" Fluorescent Green CST Lift w/4" lift spindles...UCA w/Uniballs, Daul Fox Shox, 10" Springs, Eagle 114's,Nitto Mudd Grappler 38/15.5/20,kodiak steps, 2 Kicker 12" CVRs...Goin Big And Bumpin' Along Tha Way...
Definitely be prepared to trim. Those boggers run true to size and 14.50 on a 10" rim is pretty wide on a 5" lift.
-2003 GMC ECSB 2500HD 4x4 496 8.1L, Allsion, Volant CAI, Helix Power Tower, Granatelli MAF, Dual 3" w/ X-pipe no mufflers/no cats,3" PA BL, 8" Fabtech, Custom Steering with 3/4 Heims, 42 TSL SX IIs, 20x10 MT Classic IIs.
What's up Marine? Boggers = yes.
"When life gives you too short of bolts, don't put thinner nuts, replace the bolts."- The_Law
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