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Old Aug 14, 2014
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Max tire size

What is the max tire size for a 97 ext cab 2wd? Stock just doesent look right but dont have 3 grand for a lift right now.
 
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Originally Posted by AZDude
What is the max tire size for a 97 ext cab 2wd? Stock just doesent look right but dont have 3 grand for a lift right now.
You don't need 3 grand for a lift. Spend a couple hundred bucks and a weekend, and get a body lift. Then you can run 33s.

Or consult this... The search function and stickies are your friend...
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lift

I dont want a body lift I want to do it the right way and do suspension.
 
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The truck just looks so wrong kind of sunk in the front. I want to get a good amount of clearance just for forest service roads. Nothing crazy just enough.
 
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This question has more than likely been answered before, in fact there is a whole thread on it . Use the search bar. It helps a lot. A suspension lift shouldn't be 3 grand for a 97 2wd. A 2wd ranger should be able to go up an average forest road no problem
 
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With the wheels and tires I want it is with install. The Service roads are not regularly maintained here.
 
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Like I said in the PM get some aggressive tires and you should be okay. If the roads are really that bad a 4wd truck might be worth looking into if that's what you're really into.
 
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