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Old 06-10-2009, 02:53 PM
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hey i was wondering how hard it would be to fit 33" ltb's on my un lifted stock 1979 pickup i have 4.88 gearing in the axles, and a rear locker. any help aprciated. thanks
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Either cut up the fenders or tub it, or Body Lift, or Spring lift. It'd be easiest to saws-all it or tub out the wheel wells, but it's personal preference, and depends on your budget.
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ohhh right on thanks ill look in to it
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spend 80-100 bucks on a 3" body lift and you can clear them no prob, might have to lose the mud flaps tho.
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Why is this in offroad tech ?
this should be in your year specific folder damnit.


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You should fit them stock being the truck is a 1st gen truck. It just depends on how much your springs have flattened over the years.
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Why is this thread in existance ?



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Yeah 4rnr and scuba are right, there is a search button, and theres other places to talk about this other than offroad tech. I'm sure this has been mentioned hundreds of times
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i fit 32x11.5 tires on mine stock. they would rub a little at full lock if i was offroad.
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ok thanks guys you have all been very helpfull
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