Lift to fit 35 x 12 wide rims/tires

allright guys relax. I like how nasty the rims look in the pic but you're right the 20s are big and not the best fit for the farm. i really just wanted the biggest offset i could find even though i wouldnt be able to turn.

 

I'm not making fun of you. If you've been through the thought process and you're happy don't worry about what others think.

 

If i run a 4"/2" spindle lift will i have to worry about a carrier bearing drop or driveshaft spacer? Do i need longer brake lines for the rear?

 

At 2" I'd still do the carrier bearing drop. I don't think you'd need the driveshaft spacer. On my 2013 DCLB 4x4 I have a 2" lift in the back and I just did the carrier bearing drop with no issues. I'm not running longer brake lines either though I will be shortly.

 

Are your brake lines tight? Should i just do it while im in there?

 

Not really tight. I'm just doing them because stainless steel does seem to help make the brakes firmer on these trucks.

 

I'm running 2.5/2.75 in the rear on OEM brake lines and no CB drop, no axle shims, and have no issues.

I have all of those parts in my garage, but they're not needed for my truck. YMMV.

 

Im looking at a 4" spindle lift that dosent have shocks. Do i need longer shocks with these lifts?

 

For the rear yes

 

You guys are awsome thx for all the help

 

i may be wrong, but i think you can pair the 4" spindle lift with 5100 or another lifting coil to give you more lift in the front.