mp3deviant721
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How would a 4in lift on a 2wd with 30x9.50x15 tires look? I'm not going to be much doing off-roading and would like some smaller-ish tires.
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Lifts and tire sizes
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02RangerXLT
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If you aren't going to be doing much wheeling... just save your money and get a 3" body lift...
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I'd just level out the front and call it good. A '93 should fit them.
mp3deviant721
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Well, part of the main motivation of a lift is for the taller ride height, and I really don't like the look of a body lift.
willievhook
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A buddy of mine has an older Toyota pickup, has an 8 inch suspension lift...used to run 35's, he switched to 235's. It took some getting used to, but it looks alright, so, a 4 inch with 30's would definitly look good IMO
mp3deviant721
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Well, that don't sound too bad then. I was just looking for some other people's opinions. So I think I will go with the 30x9.50s. You got any pictures of that Toyota with the 235's?
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How would a 4" lift and 30's look?
Small.
That's my '00 Ranger with 235/75/15s (aka 30x9.50x15 - most 30's are rebadged 235's) Truck is stock in the front and custom leaf packs in the rear.
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That's my '00 Ranger with 235/75/15s (aka 30x9.50x15 - most 30's are rebadged 235's) Truck is stock in the front and custom leaf packs in the rear.
mp3deviant721
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Ok. Then what would I have to do to get a similar look to this:
http://www.solomotorsports.com/images/dakota/target91.html
I know its a Dodge Durango but, I kind of like the look and stance of the truck.
http://www.solomotorsports.com/images/dakota/target91.html
I know its a Dodge Durango but, I kind of like the look and stance of the truck.
willievhook
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yeah, it's from pretty far away, but you can get the picture
send me a PM with your email, cause I dont have a photobucket or anything
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You'd need a lot of custom fab work, lol.
A 2-3" lift would probably let you get 31's on, which I'm guessing is what that dak is running.
A 4" lift might let you squeeze 33's on. Or 31's with some extra space.
A 2-3" lift would probably let you get 31's on, which I'm guessing is what that dak is running.
A 4" lift might let you squeeze 33's on. Or 31's with some extra space.
mp3deviant721
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I think I might just stick with the 4in lift and 31's.
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