Comments on: chevy???? truck? lift? tires?

By: DirtyDean

DirtyDean — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 06:03:59 +0000

I WOULD SAY 6-8" BECAUSE THE TIRES SHOULD FIT WELL.

ALSO IT SHOULDN'T EFFECT YOUR POWER TOO MUCH, YOU MIGHT HAVE TO REGEAR IT.

I AM GOING TO GET A NEW CHEVY TRUCK BECAUSE I DRIVE ALOT, AND I WANT ONE WITH A WARRANTY, BUT I THINK THE WARRANTY IS VOIDED WITH A LIFT KIT.

I MEAN IF YOU CAN WORK ON THE TRUCK YOURSELF, YOU HAVE NO PROBLEM. WE HAVE A 92 Z71 EXTENDED WE HAVE HAD IT SINCE 92 AND IT HAS BEEN VERY RELIABLE, BUT WE TAKE VERY GOOD CARE OF OUR VEHICLES, BUT ANYTHING THAT THAT HAS GONE WRONG WITH IT, WE HAVE SIMPLY FIXED OUR SELVES.

BUT GOOD LUCK BRO.
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By: bigdogjay

bigdogjay — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 05:47:59 +0000

if you can try to get at least a 2000. these are very nice driving and the 5.3 litre is very impressive. i put a 6" lift with 35's of course it all depends on cost as to what you buy. chrome wheels are more expensive but a LOT easier to take care of(no polishing n buffing) tires the same the better known the name the more money. i love my toyo's, quiet and excellent treadlife. you can expect to spend about 3 thousand bucks average.
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By: deautophile

deautophile — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 05:06:59 +0000

my opinion? if you want a truck get a dodge ram, they are more reliable than a ford or chevy/gmc and i would rather buy brand new and do all the customizing myself, its more fun, and you are creating the truck exactly the way you want it, not buy ing someone elses ideas and problems
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