Anyone with 2.5 in the front running 35s

[add2255]

Looking at getting 35's but want the truck to sit off them a bit I have the 20 inch wheels and I found a lift/level kit that is 2.5 in the front and 1.5 in the rear does any one have this if so I would like to see some pics and i want to know if the 35/12.50 will work without rubbing? Thanks for the info guys

[CT Performance, Inc.]

It would help to know what you have..fill a sig..

[add2255]

Sorry guys here it is

[Betaracer]

No real man will admit to having only 2.5".

[TNACUSTOM]

They fit with stock wheels. I have 2.5 in front and the stock F-350 block in the back with 35's on the stock 18" wheels it looks great and there is no rubbing. I worked on a 06 F-250 that had 35x12.50 on the stock 18"s with no lift and they fit. The 20" wheels have the same offset as the 18"s so will be fine. I will try to find a pic.

[add2255]

I may would go bigger but I have to pull several gooseneck trailers and I think the tail end of the trailer will drag to much if I go higher I just want a more beefy look and to sit off the 35/12.50 a little

[CT Performance, Inc.]

Little lift..You could get a 2.5" level kit complete with a rear block..we have Icon's and Pure Performance kits..

[add2255]

Thats what I want just seeing if any body had some pics

[06DieforDiesel]

Originally Posted by CT Performance, Inc.

Little lift..You could get a 2.5" level kit complete with a rear block..we have Icon's and Pure Performance kits..

I really want to do this, just to give my self a little lift all over, but i've heard you would need bigger (longer) shocks for the front. that true?

[MDRhoads360587]

Yes that is true. A lot of people go with a Bilstein shock that is for a 2" lift. I forget what the model number is but they are about $100 each. Or you can go the cheap route and buy $30 shock extensions and use your stock shocks like I did. I think they work pretty well.