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4" lift, 35's, and tube fenders be an ok way to go?
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Snohomish, Washington
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4" lift, 35's, and tube fenders be an ok way to go?
Reason i question this is because the other way would be to go with a 5.5" RE LA.. which would really cost some money compared to the tube fenders.. you figure $2,700 for the kit alone, around $1,000 for the tires, some where around $400-500 for wheels, and what ever it is for labor and your talking upwards of $5,000! So with tube fenders.. front and rear going for around $1,000 and 35's.. be about half the cost.
Would this work well or would it not be a good idea to do?
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i'm running 35's on a 4" lift, installed a jks 1.25" bl. cheaper than tube fenders with no rub.
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Just violated my Parole
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id do the RE 4.5" lift and leave it at that. thats what i did and im very happy. no rubbing
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i have that exact setup, 4" procomp SA, PSC tube fenders, 35" cooper discoverer STT
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