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You're waaay going the wrong direction. Save your $$, return gears. Find a great deal on some already geared axles then solid axle your truck. You can go with whatever reasonable height you want and even get coils or spring suspension.
When I look back on it, I wish I went with SAS for the simplicity. My front suspension handles 35s fine but...I dunno, wheel bearings suck ***. And other little weird noises and stuff.
When I look back on it, I wish I went with SAS for the simplicity. My front suspension handles 35s fine but...I dunno, wheel bearings suck ***. And other little weird noises and stuff.

Off roading with the tbars hanging down is a real bummer which is why i want to swap the front suspension.
Its not worth my time or money doing a solid axle swap. If my truck was completely paid for and had higher mileage id consider it though.
Maybe I should be rethinking my lift then lol
Truck looks good the way it sits P.C., do the Coil-Over setup, get it to sit the same and then look at tires and gears. With the coil-over setup the truck will handle totally different, better that is !
33” tire need 4.56s for sure so the 4.88s for the 35 sound about right.
I have a 3.0SLOW, 5-sp, with 33s and 4.10s it $ucks, just not enough power.
33” tire need 4.56s for sure so the 4.88s for the 35 sound about right.
I have a 3.0SLOW, 5-sp, with 33s and 4.10s it $ucks, just not enough power.
i don't mind 4.10 and 33s at all with a tune and 4.0L but i will definitely be doing the coilover swap. I just had to buy a new battery for my car as well as all fluids just to get it ready for the winter so that set me back once again -_-
your supposed to drive the truck in the winter.
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