amick218

My mechanical ability was limited to an oil change. I ended up doing spacer pucks front and rear no problem. Like kh202 said, so easy! Basic tools needed.

karls

You missed the "but......" in the second half of my post. I'm aware it won't work, but for someone who insists on doing it- let them go on and then be up shit's creek without a paddle.

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Tych23

Well we should b good then
My buddy is a mechanic lol

Tych23

Well this is why I asked
Idk if it was possible
Might of been do-able

Better of me to ask instead of just do

I don't wanna go up shit creek
I just wanted to here from people's experience

JE8154

You can't even mount them. No tire shop will install tires making direct contact with suspension components. There is no but, it does not fit.

kh202

Go on youtube and find Teraflex's video on install on their budget boost. Shows you everything you need to know step by step

Tych23

Ok thanks ya ill have to check it out
My buddy also works at dodge lol

D_engel

Instead of doing tires right now, spend the money on spacers or rims you like and run the stock tires for a while. Then when you recoup the money (between $200-600 depending on what you choose) which will be easier than covering the initial cost of tires, you can purchase 35's and throw your spacer lift on and everything will work as intended.

myrojk

I've been running 12.5 w/o since near I got the truck and have yet to rub my side wall with the exception of full lock turning

AlexjeepVb

Your going to need to buy the wheel spacers if you want to use your stock rims for sure, your asking for trouble if your don't even if the seem to "fit".