i have a 3in body lift 6in rcd with maxed out coilovers im running 35`s but whats the biggest size tires i can go ?

 

How many times you gonna post this with different titles?

 

it was an accident i had tried to change titles!! u really have a big problem with that buddy

 

Yeah unfortunately only mods can change titles on here :/ Second part of that post really doesn't make since though, not sure if its a question, statement or what. But i was just curious, people post multiple topics all the time trying to get a faster answer. I would say you could get 37's on it. Also depends on the type of driving you do, you could run bigger tires if its a street queen.

 

it was a ? i only only run this truck in the mudd i wanna put something bigger and in tsl swamper just dont know how big i can go with with 9inches of lift and 4.88 gears i dont want to make the mistake of ordering 37`s if i can go 40`s ...cause thats what happen when i ordered my 35`s everyone told me that was the biggest that would clear but theres so much room that my 35`s look small

 

I think the gears are gonna hold you back the most..

 

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what gears do u think would be the best to go with ^^^^ theres a pic before 3in body lift

 

I believe you can go 5.13 but im not sure if they still make them for the dana 35. And you will probably have trouble with front end parts going over a 35 inch tire.

 

Ill even running a 35" I would run a Dana 35. If you're only driving in the mud do a swap for some full size 1 ton axles. Then you can run a 38 without worrying about breaking anything and you will probably rub if you go with 40's

 

You can only go as much as 4.88s if you're keeping the front the same. the D35 can't accommodate anything taller than a 4.88.

 

With that big of a tire you are going to really be stressing the front end to its limits. Especially if you pound on it in the mud. As stated earlier an SAS would be the best bet for a mud truck. There is a wealth of info on this forum about the process as well.