Fitting 35's on 3" suspension lift

Where’s your build thread your truck looks great?

 

Thanks! Too lazy to make a build thread lol

 

Yep.

 

Guess ill be posting in here next week

 

35's rock.

IMG_0026 by Michael Halat, on Flickr
IMG_0244 by Michael Halat, on Flickr

 

How many of you DD on 35s?

 

ah....35's... @Fernando what kind of cutting/cmc/fender smashing have you done? or whatever other method you prefer

 

Im having the firewall tubbed. Truck is hopefully done tomorrow

 

I daily mine as well.

 

No DD duty for me anymore, but can still if I want. Take it to work once or twice a week to give it some love.

 

What did you guys use to seal your truck from water?

 

Hell yes, Mike!

I don’t, but I have been for a few weeks while I work on my DD. Mileage isn’t great, but I love driving this truck, so it’s all good.

I did seam sealer along the welds inside and out, and then bed liner outside. I shot Flex Seal over the entire tub plate and past the welds about 2” on the outside as well. So far so good.

 

I think ima do a bunch of sealant and that flex seal too

 

Ditto, fully welded the tubs and used 3M seam sealer inside and out, then herculiner bed liner over the whole area on the outside. Added extra sound deadening to the inside to cut down on tire noise.

 

I learned the hard way the first time that the seam sealer on this inside matters just as much as the outside. I didn't go high enough the first time around and got leaks (I do a fair bit of water crossings too). Inside was 3M automotive seam sealer, then flex seal on top. Outside was the same. Very liberal with both.

 

All of that seam sealer gives me flashbacks. That was a messy job.

 

Wow that’s a lot. Guess I’ll just need some more sealer. I did some water crossings last week and I had a few water drops but nothing major. But I’d like to keep it all out if possible.

 

Lol was awful.

Do it right or do it twice. It's a shit job, and I had the interior out for vinyl so I went ham.

 

Forgot to post. 35s!