[DWRAT]

You will rub hard in the front on turns with anything over 35"s.

 

[cmnspwr05]

i know so can i put spacers in to make it better?? or do a body lift on the front...small on??

 

[2001cummins]

Wheel spacers? if you push wheel out it will rub more. Like DWRAT said anything over a 35 will rub a LOT when you turn especially if you flex it out. If you want no rub go with a 33, 35's should be fine with a small amount of rub all depends on type of tire.

 

[bvfdCUMMINS]

Search for the "Stock with big meat" article. There is a guy running stock suspension and stock wheels with 37s Goodyears. he says no rubbing except on the upper control arm at full lock.

 

[2001cummins]

Search for the "Stock with big meat" article. There is a guy running stock suspension and stock wheels with 37s Goodyears. he says no rubbing except on the upper control arm at full lock.

hum... im guessing fender and bumper trimming..:confused013: i will have to check that out.

 

[bvfdCUMMINS]

He says he did nothing to the truck. Here ya go
http://www.cumminsforum.com/forum/tires-wheels-forum/94718-stock-w-big-meat.html?highlight=meat

 

[Mocho]

My bros truck had 37" Cooper MT's on stock rims and suspension I seen first hand how much you need to make them work. They rubbed on control arms, sway bar, and the front fender liner. And if you hit a bump on a bit of a turn they hit.

NOT a good choice IMO for any truck that is used for anything more then sitting.

I rub 37x12.50 on stock rims with a 6" lift on my control arms, physics tell me they will rub a lot more on the arms with no lift!

Unless you plan to lift it later on, don't do it. A leveling kit won't really help you. Plus IMO they looked so stuffed and just look terrible.

 

[PRO-NRA]

I have basically the same set-up as this guy with 37. Mine is Goodyear Wrangler GS-A 37X12.5X17 on stock rims and no lift. Like this guy mine only rubs on both left and right controls arms at full luck.

 

[Dodgefan01]

I would think with stock wheels, your BS would save you from rubbing control arm. I can't vouch for fender though

 

[cmnspwr05]

ok well what if i put skyjacker coil springs on?? i was told they would lift it up 2" more then the kore ones...is that true??

 

[Btp 2332]

pro nra pic?

 

[highrollinmopars]

With a 3" leveling kit on my 03 ram I ran 37's with the factory wheels. Rubbed the control arms at full turn that was about it. No fender problems whatso ever. I liked this setup better than the 4.5" fabtech with my procomp wheels. The truck looked pretty tough. Put a 1" spacer on top of the Kore and I feel sure it will work with no problems. I think it will work with just the Kore kit by iteself as long as you have factory wheels. Anykind of wheel with offset more than factory will screw you.

 

[Dodgefan01]

ok well what if i put skyjacker coil springs on?? i was told they would lift it up 2" more then the kore ones...is that true??

This may be true. I know the KORE has different intentions with their suspension (IE washboard roads, baja, etc.)

 

[Fisherguy]

I would think with stock wheels, your BS would save you from rubbing control arm. I can't vouch for fender though

Stock wheels could give him rubbing on the control arms, the H2's I have move the tire out about an inch but then you're REAL close at the fenders, my 35's rub on my mud flaps.
I think he should stick to 35's.

 

[Dodgefan01]

Heck my 33's grab at my mud flaps sometimes at full lock depending on flex

 

[elephantrider]

im running 37's on a 17" rim with no rubbing.