Steakhouseram
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- Hemi 5.7
Sucha newbie that I posted this in the wrong generation section. 
Own a 2011 1500 longhorn and I'm planning on doing a 6" bds lift(never done one), tire recommendation on the bds website is 37x13.50r20, seen a lot of people on here do 35's, but for off road purposes from what I see. I'm no longer live in an area where I can go off roading. So is there rubbing with this size tire? Or something I can get to prevent rubbing? Body lift? Does this set up involve cutting fenders? need wheel spacers? Here's the rims I'm gonna be using if that makes a difference. http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Whee...lse&filterNew=All&filterWeight=All&sort=Brand
if link doesn't work, it's **** cepek dc2's.
Own a 2011 1500 longhorn and I'm planning on doing a 6" bds lift(never done one), tire recommendation on the bds website is 37x13.50r20, seen a lot of people on here do 35's, but for off road purposes from what I see. I'm no longer live in an area where I can go off roading. So is there rubbing with this size tire? Or something I can get to prevent rubbing? Body lift? Does this set up involve cutting fenders? need wheel spacers? Here's the rims I'm gonna be using if that makes a difference. http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Whee...lse&filterNew=All&filterWeight=All&sort=Brandif link doesn't work, it's **** cepek dc2's.
thanks.
