Best Options for 6" Lift - 35" Tires?

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I have 35" Toyo M/Ts on 18s on my 2014 RAM Sport. Zone UCAs and currently has a leveling kit.

The tires are rubbing like hell on the driver's side plastic wheel well molding. Any pics of your guys' trucks with a 6" lift rocking 35" tires? Some people say it looks perfect, some will say it's way too small. I am already noticing a slight loss in power and would very much prefer not to jump up to 37s.

Any input is greatly appreciated! :superhack:
 
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How are you liking the RCX lift? Any issues/complaints at all?
 

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Nope. It rides great in my opinion, the price is definitely, a good deal too


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Nope. It rides great in my opinion, the price is definitely, a good deal too


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Great to hear! I'll be ordering mine soon.
 

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Hey Revo, what is the backspacing on those wheels? I tried searching and only saw 0 offset which is a 5" backspacing. Sounds like the tire is too close to the centerline of the body. If that is the case, a simpler and less expensive solution would be to use wheel spacers. I've seen posts of people using 1/4" spacers with 35" tires. That would be a whole lot cheaper than a full blown lift. Might be worth exploring.
 
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Hey Revo, what is the backspacing on those wheels? I tried searching and only saw 0 offset which is a 5" backspacing. Sounds like the tire is too close to the centerline of the body. If that is the case, a simpler and less expensive solution would be to use wheel spacers. I've seen posts of people using 1/4" spacers with 35" tires. That would be a whole lot cheaper than a full blown lift. Might be worth exploring.
0 offset, wheels are ATX Ledges.

The tires already stick out the side about 2 inches, making them stick out even more is definitely not something I'd like to do.

Maybe I'll go with a 4, maybe I'll go with a 6. In theory, would the 6 cause a significant amount of more wear compared to the 4 inch lift? The truck is already leveled, all a 4" is going to do for me is lift it another 1.5 inches, which I don't think would be worth $1300 as the tires would still hit when I run into a bump while turning.
 

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RCX 6" w/ MT 35's... love the setup. Would strongly recommend you get some Bilsteins or Rancho QLLs installed at the same time... seen a few that didn't get entirely leveled, including mine.
 
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RCX 6" w/ MT 35's... love the setup. Would strongly recommend you get some Bilsteins or Rancho QLLs installed at the same time... seen a few that didn't get entirely leveled, including mine.
Any specific shocks would you recommend?
 

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Maybe I'll go with a 4, maybe I'll go with a 6. In theory, would the 6 cause a significant amount of more wear compared to the 4 inch lift? The truck is already leveled, all a 4" is going to do for me is lift it another 1.5 inches, which I don't think would be worth $1300 as the tires would still hit when I run into a bump while turning.

How about a 1.5" Zone body lift, it only runs about $140.00? 1/10 the cost of the 4" lift and same height. No additional wear on the components than what you have now. Ride quality will stay were its at. IJS


Do you have a build thread?
 
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How about a 1.5" Zone body lift, it only runs about $140.00? 1/10 the cost of the 4" lift and same height. No additional wear on the components than what you have now. Ride quality will stay were its at. IJS


Do you have a build thread?
Seeing as I would like to upgrade the suspension of the vehicle, and obtain better ground clearance as well, suspension is the way I will go. One thing I decided is that if I'm going to cheap out on anything, it's most certainly not going to be this truck.
 

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35 inch tires will be fine with a 6 inch lift . I got 7.25 inches of lift (6 inch BDS and 1.25 RCX body lift) and I get good compliments all the time. I do however need bigger tires because I have bilstein adjustables and rear coil spacers sitting on a shelf in my garage.So I can go 2 inches higher but I wanna wear out my 35s first. But as my truck is now it looks sharp I got moto metals with +18 offset (from when I had leveling kit) so I added 1.5 inch B.O.R.A wheel spacers after the new lift. With my 2 inch smitty flares they sit nice and fair to the flare lip.
 
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