slowstang232

i found 4 315/70/17 BFG All-Terrains on craigslist for $80 used. they look like they have enough tread to get me thru winter, i'll most likely get a new set of 35x12.50x17 MT's in spring. these were just a dirt cheap way to see how i liked the bigger tires.

it doesnt rub at all at full lock, but i think that maybe a 2" lift would make them seem not to crowd the wheelwells so much. would an add-a-leaf in the rear and 2" leveling blocks up front be a decent setup? need opinions, i am used to the suspension on my mustang, kind of new to the whole 4wd truck scene.

ozpall

just do the 2" leveling spacers on the front and leave the back along it would sit level.

STate

I like it stock, leave it.

megacabdad

Get the leveling kit for the front...

slowstang232

i kind of like the stance that it has right now, with the rear being slightly higher than the front. that, and when loaded, i dont want the front to be higher than the rear.

megacabdad

Then by all means...

Keep it that way.

b.lee

Leave it.

=)

slowstang232

do you guys think the wheel wells look crowded with those tires?

98whitelightnin

Get a leveling kit for the front and go to a wrecking yard and buy overload springs and fram stops off of a 1 ton. It will raise the front and you still get the raked look that you like.

tnhtractors

put a 2" leveling kit up front and air bags in the rear. got same tires on my 08 3500 srw and it sit just right

JWillms81

LUCKY, I have been searching craigslist for about a month trying to find a good deal on some 315s, last set I saw I was a day late on calling.
Anyways truck looks good, I say level it out and it will look killer.
J

13MWZ

Here's my truck with the same tires and a 2" leveling kit. Judge for yourself.

slowstang232

sweet, thanks for the pic. i will do the leveling kit and an add-a-leaf. kinda want to avoid the "squatting" look.