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Join Date: Dec 2017
Location: Montgomery Al
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2000 K3500 dually lift question
I've gotta 2000 K3500 dually extended cab long bed, 2 piece drive shaft with the 350, and I'm wanting to lift it since I've got 33s for it, but can't find but one lift kit. I can find many to 1999 but am wondering if that may be because the company doesnt recognize the 2000 gmt400 trucks as a 2000 so would a 1999 lift kit work?
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Binghamton, NY
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Re: 2000 K3500 dually lift question
Don’t need a lift for 33s, just turn the bars up a little bit. 2000 was a crossover year, look up one for a 98 or 99, same difference.
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Re: 2000 K3500 dually lift question
So I'd fit 35s with just a 3" lift? would it hurt my cv axles or anything being cranked that high?
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Re: 2000 K3500 dually lift question
I ran 35s on 10” wide wheels a body lift and small crank. CVs still had a good angle. So yeah you could run 35s on stock dually wheels with 3” n slight crank, but will need prolly 3” between rears to keep from rubbing.
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Join Date: Dec 2017
Location: Montgomery Al
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Re: 2000 K3500 dually lift question
I wanna get 3" torsion keys, not a body lift. I'll be getting a 6 " full suspension lift soon. Just glad to finally have the spacers for dual wheels
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