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Message: [QUOTE="Powderhound, post: 1452758, member: 28052"] Well purchased this truck used from a private party. Like the title says, it has the 14" wide fuel rims and 35" coopers. Currently has a 1" perch lift, and a 2" coil spacer. That is not enough to keep it from rubbing as you can imagine. On top of a poor way to lift a truck like this. So, given I do like the appearance of the wheels and backspace I'm going to keep them. For the money, I can purchase a 6" lift for about the same $ as a 4". I believe a 4" lift would fit the wheel setup well right now. But rubber does wear and I pay possibly like to go to 37's later on. I'm searching for input and photos if possible of other superduty' switch the 14" wide wheel and the lift size they went with. Currently I need to do something quick. I don't have much $ to spend given I dumped it all purchasing this truck. I will not rig it though. Hoping to spend in the $2,000 mark to get it right. Currently leaning towards the stage 2 Cognito lift with new coils and fox shocks. It has a 4.5 lift in the rear. If the front don't clear the tires I figured I could bolt up the 1" perch it is currently sitting on, in conjunction with the cognito lift. Thoughts? Pics? Thanks for the help [/QUOTE]

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