I have a 1996 Splash Supercab, 4X2 and want to put some larger tires on it, but am not sure what I can put on with out a lift. I want to put some 30's or 32's on it. It would be completely for aesthetic benifits, so if a lift were required it would be a body lift, anyway, hope someone can help.

 

Nevermind I found what I was looking for, think I might just go for a 3" body lift and put some 33's on it.

 

make sure you go with a bodylift, and a coil spacer fore the front. will give the extra room and level you out.

 

Thanks for the advice, just had a kid so the mods will be coming slowly, but I'm sure I can get it done.

 

your not the only kid around here, im only 19. The age demo is quite low compared to most truck forums ive been on. But this is one of the best operated and close communitied(is that even a word?) around.

 

ok i am going to be a stickler here for a min. i have a 93 xlt and a 93 splash.... a splash is lowered 1" from the factory. really its was made to be a street truck the 2wd one's personally leave it low. BUT they do look good lifted idk...just random thoughts agian...

 

Yeah I know it's supposed to be a street truck, I just want to lift it some because I hate the way it looks so low to the ground. IMO trucks are supposed to be big. Anyway, found some lifts that replace the coil springs with longer ones, not sure how well this works, I've heard they eventually settle and you lose about half the height they promise. Anyone ever try these?

 

and I guess too young to read correctly - he said he just 'had a kid' - not that he was one...
also, you might try *close knit community* to put that feeling to words

 

I LOVE the look of the splash lifted....DO IT...lol

 

lol oops, i dont know where the hell my mind was