Is this kit good?

heres my truck with no lift and 285s. coilover lifts onlt raise static ride height. they dont clear bigger tires. when you hit a bump or flex the suspension the tire is still gona move upward right to the bump stops

 

That looks good do you have the r16 rims and do you have your middle number too?

 

285/75r16. stock wheels. 2" wheel spacers. cab mount chop. no cab mount chop needed with bora 3/4" spacers

 

Thank you!

 

You can fit as big as you want if you're willing to make them fit

 

Post #13. Who would’ve guessed.

 

No.

It has to be 35's.

 

Dirty 7's are the new dirty 5's

 

I did the Bilstien 5100's Front and rear. Stock springs front and rear. I achieved almost 3" in the front and a 2" block in the rear. 285/75R/16 Maxxis RAZR MT's. No cutting or trimming.Truck has just under 10K miles . I have been offroading a few times. I have to say for me everything works great...... Side note..... Wish I had 35's already

 

couldn't help but notice you have your truck as "mineral" gray ahaha

 

more better....lol

 

Most folks on here have never run Rough Country and fanboy over Bilsteins. If you expect to run RC and get a comfortable ride while offroading, think again. But if you do mostly highway driving, it'll do fine.

My recommendation? Go with the M1 coilovers from rough country and pair with the M1 rear shocks. The M1 coilovers can be adjusted for two inches of lift and the rear shocks account for 0-2" of lift if you have blocks or leafs in that lift height range. I've had the M1s for over a year. They ride slightly more stiff than stock but have worked very well for me.