DML BBQ #2 in the summer of 2000.
David martin had a 3" body lift on his '98 Dak. and had 33" tires on.
And he had slight rubbing at full lock, either way.
So that's why i say 35's are NOT going to fit.
Now in that article that you read, did they say that this woman actually
take it off-road? Or was it a mall cruiser? hehe
Cause if you're not going to get the suspension to flex, than go ahead and
stuff the biggest tires that will fit in the wheel wells. But, don't expect
to turn very well, and your tires are going to be bouncing off the inside of
the wheel wells with every little bump you hit.
The Adam Blaster
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>
>Hi All,
>
>The other day I posted about the mods that I am doing to my Dak, and Mr.
>plow responded by saying 33" tires were tallest tires I would be able to
>put on my truck with a 3" body lift. I am not trying to be little him, and
>thank him for his response; However, I read an article in Four Wheel
>magazine about a woman who did a 3" body lift to her 99 Durango, and put
>35X12.50 15's on it. My question is, is there a height difference between a
>1998 Dakota Sport 4X4 and a 1999 Durango? Is that why the 35's were able to
>fit on her SUV? Or, did they leave out the fact that her turning abilities
>changed with those tires.
>
>Thanks again to Mr. Plow for responding. But I would really like to know
>the answer before I go out and waste a boatload of $$$ on tires that aren't
>going to fit. 33's are nice, but I was hoping for 35's.
>
>Thanks
>
>Brian S. Mingle
>1998 Dodge Dakota Sport Club Cab 4X4
>5.2 Magnum V8
>Emerald Green Pearl
>
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