Hey guys i have an 85 with 30s. I want 33s on eventually and i have a set of 33in swampers that are pretty worn out. I couldnt find a picture of a 3 inch lift with 30s. Would it look to goofy if i got that setup?

 

i've seen it before. theres alot of space between the fenders and the tire and i personally think it looks awkward. if you'd only do it for a while so you can save up to get new bigger tires id do it. thats what i did with my isuzu rodeo, i had 4 inchs of lift with 30's and then added 3 more inchs of lift and keep the 30's for about 2 months till my swampers came in....

 

its only going to look weird until you get bigger tires. But even then I doubt its going to look that bad. There is this dodge here where i live that looks like its lifted 6+ inches with like stock size tires. And I read your other post about the christmas 500 and I would watch craigslist for some good cheap tires. Or even the other parts your after

 

Yeah I would probably run the 30s for awhile. It shouldn't look horrible id think. Yes a little ackward but ohwell. I hope the people in Albertsons don't mind it...

 

Why do you say that lol

 

Does anyone have a pic of a truck with 3" lift and 30" or 235 (28.9") tires??I have a 91 4X4 regular cab that currently has 31" tires on it. I really like the looks of the 31's but for my needs of on road only and occasionally towing a single axle trailer with ATV's or snowmobiles I feel the gearing of the 235's and the lighter rotating weight will be the best compromise of gearing for towing and fuel milage. In order to get a little better ride quality out of my toyota I have thought about installing 63" chevy springs for better ride and lift the front (ball joint spacers + crank the torsion bars if needed) to level it out. Is it correct that the chevy springs will raise it approximately 3" ??? I am afraid with those little 235" and 3" lift it will look like a monster truck with those little loader tires they use to transport them???
Any suggestions on how goofy this will look??? should I consider a larger tire size or stick with 235's and stock rear springs??
Hear is the tires I wanthttp://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Michelin&tireModel=LTX+M%2FS2&s idewall=Outlined%20White%20Letters&partnum=375TR5L TXMS2OWLXL&tab=Sizes

 

i think it would look awesome i live big tires