Show me 36" tires on a 4" lift

[fallguy]

My truck is a '86 K10. With factory lift it could clear 33's, but more than a standard bump, when turning, it would rub. So I put on 2.5" Rough Country lift (springs & blocks) and problem solved. Under that lift I tried a set of 35's on the front...it acted the same as the 33's with stock suspension.

I think the way to clear wide 36's would be to get rid of the inner fender panels....but in a winter climate I need to protect that engine compartment.


JH

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[guitarfreak235]

My truck is a '86 K10. With factory lift it could clear 33's, but more than a standard bump, when turning, it would rub. So I put on 2.5" Rough Country lift (springs & blocks) and problem solved. Under that lift I tried a set of 35's on the front...it acted the same as the 33's with stock suspension.

I think the way to clear wide 36's would be to get rid of the inner fender panels....but in a winter climate I need to protect that engine compartment.


JH

Sent from my iPad

sorry but no such thing as a factory lift. cant help ya with the pics. have you checked out the stickey?

 

[Driver4r]

sorry but no such thing as a factory lift. cant help ya with the pics. have you checked out the stickey?

Pretty sure he is reffering to stock height. Alot of people referr to it as factory lift. But going back to the 60's, there was an option to get a factory lift.