Pics of lifted 4x4's
 

Would like to see some more photos of lifted 4x4's with description of lift and wheel/tire size if known(like Jims70GMC has posted). Looking for tire size ideas on the lwb 4x4(it should have 4-6" of lift). I'm thinking 35's with only having the 3.73's right now. Let me know what you're running.
Thanks,
Matthew

8" suspension lift (no body lift) 35x14.5x15 SSR radials on 15x14 Weld wheels ( 3 5/8" backspacing)

If you don't go as wide as I did and run less backspacing on a 10" rim, I would think you could run 35's with a 6" lift. Hope this helps.........

6" suspension lift and 3" body giving me a total of 9" of lift. I run 38.5x16x16.5 supers on 10" wide wheels with a 4:10 gear ratio.
Just as Pont pointed out i think that 6" of lift with 35's shouldn't be a problem. As for my truck the tires do rub a bit on the outer back of the front fender, so this season I will be adding another 2-4 more inches of suspension lift to my beast. Hope this helps.

Heres a Cleaner Picture.

Man, The PontMobile is so sexy.

I am planning the crossover steering soon, with 35's also, but the jimmy will never look that good :)

4" with 33s, bodyman told me he have it done in 2 weeks

anyone see this truck in the feb edition of petersens 4wheel & off-road, says 6 inch lift with 36x14.5 tires on a 12" wide rim, how much backspacing would you need to fit those? this is the stance and tire size im gonna go for.

I did see that truck in the Feb issue. Nice looking truck! It may have a small body lift but didn't mention it. If it is a true 6" suspension lift only, I would guess that he has to be running at least 4 1/2 to 5" of backspacing.

I also noticed he has the same problem with front driveshaft angles that I currently have. Like myself, he doesn't have one installed.

Here's a pic of my 69 K20 when it initially had just 4" of lift (4" Tuff Country front springs and 4" Off Road Design shackle flip) It has 4.56 gears and a Detroit Locker in the rear Eaton axle.

I am also using Off Road Design's heavy duty front shackles and greasable bushings all around.

The tires are Super Swamper SSR's on 16 x 8 rims. The tire size is 35x12.50x16. With the 4" lift I never had any rubbing but I never had the truck flexed out. It probably would have had minor rubbing up front.

This next pic is after I added some leaves to my rear spring pack to get some extra weight capacity and replace a broken rear leaf - brought rear lift up to 7 1/2". The front was also changed by adding a spring that makes the front pack a heavy duty Tuff Country spring pack rather than an Ez-Ride spring pack. I also had a centerbolted over-sized shim built that is similar to the Zero-Rate block that Off Road Design sells. That brought the front up to about 6" of total lift. I always mention what many already know, a straight lift block on the front axle is a no-no. I don't plan on keeping the center bolted block that I am using but supposedly they are safe since they are bolted to the spring pack. I know some do not agree with this as a safe approach.

I hope this turns out. I had to resize pic. after downsizing for name field.

It's a 71 GMC 1/2 ton, with 3/4 ton axels and suspension. There are 2 1/2" blocks under 8 leafs on rear and no blocks under 5 leafs up front. She runs on 33x12.5x16.5 tires, but looks like I could go to 35" with minimal rubbing at max flex.

Here's my '72 Custom Camper w/a Superlift 4" suspension lift, no body lift. Sits on 35x12.50x16.5 BFG ATKOs (pic shows the worn out MTs I just replaced) on 16.5x9.75 slotted mags (American Racing, I think) w/4.5" of bs. No problems rubbing anywhere. Dana 60 rear, Dana 44 up front; 4.10 gears. Dual Rugged Trail shocks front & rear. Sorry I don't have a good broadside pic handy.

Here's a pic of my longbed. It's got 4" of lift and 33" tires on a 12" wide wheel. I'm not sure of the backspacing but it sits pretty wide without a lot of lift. BTW, if anyone's interested in buying some aluminum wheels, mine are for sale!
Hope this helps.:D

My 72's got a 4" with 33's
http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/a3e66...iQ0Y9AvOpfX1JJ
I can't post pics anymore?

GREAT PICS! Anyone else?

MY '71 4X4 PICS
 

I HOPE THIS WORKS.:bowtie: http://community.webshots.com/user/bad4wd

1 BAD '71 0N EBAY
 

That '71 on the link you posted is pretty sweet, David......but is it blue or green?? It says it's blue, but it looks green to me?? maybe it was just the cam. the pics were taken with:confused:

Jason:canada:

David, welcome to the board. That is a very nice 71 you have there. Super clean, looks very nice!

Not mine, but I wish

That truck has been for sale for a while. I've seen it. Has a small back window.

Check my sig. It aint lifted yet, but it will drag you guys' trucks around!! :eek: :D

Shoot..... that truck isn't nothing compared to the ole' Beast I used to have.......Joking Can't beat the 42's:(

The new truck..... 6 inches of lift ....35 inch bfg mud terrains....factory ralley rims 15x8..... and of course...full wheel covers:D

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Where are all the lifted 73-87's???? I sure would like to see some mean looking ones!

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