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Ok i have a 93 4.0 4x4 xlt extended cab. I want to get 2" level/lift springs for the front like skyjacker. Not going to do anything to rear because the front sags as it is and with 2" in front it will be level. right? anyway, can i fit 33/10.5-15? I will trim fender if needed. I have 3.27 gears which i know is going to be sluggish, but anyone got 2 cents on this whole setup?:icon_confused:
 


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I think you will need 2 or 3 in BL
 

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ok how about 31x12.5x15 I know the 10.5 will work but what about a little wider?
 
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mr_speed77 said:
ok how about 31x12.5x15 I know the 10.5 will work but what about a little wider?
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I'm not sure how many tires are made in a 31x12.50, but with stock rims and stock backspacing they'll rub on your radius arms when you turn real sharp, even 10.50's will...

31's will fit with the leveling kit, may rub, 33's will fit with trimming or B/L...

33's and 3.27's... Slow! 31's would be a better choice...
 
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On my '96 ranger I used to run 33/10.5s with 3.27 gears definatley sluggish, it was always 1st in low range or reverse no other options. Mine was a manual and I hadn't used 5th gear in years. As far as fitting with enough cutting almost anything is possible. I ran 4" suspension and had practically no rubbing.
 
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I have 31x10.5/15 on my 94, stock. Fits fine, id just go with that to save hassle of all the other crap until you can afford a sweet lift.
 
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