37s ON STOCK CHEVY?? help!!!
#1
07-15-2011, 02:37 AM
37s ON STOCK CHEVY?? help!!!
Alright so this guy has a set of Nitto mud grappler 37x13.50r20s for sale for 800 peso's, idk how 37s fit on a stock chevy, i wana know if they will fit on my 98 i have 3in body lift. Any help or pictures would be awesome thanks.
Nice 20 inch rims and BIG tires
Nice 20 inch rims and BIG tires
#2
07-15-2011, 02:57 AM
Not a chance. Especially 13.5s. You wouldn't be able to turn, if they would even mount. Simply isn't enough fender clearance on these. The only thing I've seen something that big on would be like a ZR2 with a SAS swap and body lift on top of that...
#7
07-16-2011, 11:06 AM
Too funny.
Maybe the OP should check this out
Looks like 37" rubber requires 9" of lift 
START HERE - Lift Kit List
Maybe the OP should check this out
Looks like 37" rubber requires 9" of lift START HERE - Lift Kit List
What tires will fit?
No lift or Torsion Bar tweak & 2" Rear Shackles
Torsion bar tweaking can gain you 1-1.5 inches. If you get more it means your torsion bars were sagging or low from the factory (typical with the Sport package).
205's (standard tire size)
235's (optional tire size)
30's should clear all but the ones with sagging torsion bars
31's should fit with minor trimming/reshaping, anything larger needs lift.
Tire Sizes with 2-3" of lift
31's should fit, if using stock wheels expect the tires to rub on the frame and sway bar at full lock
32's should fit with minor trimming
33's should fit with massive trimming
Tire sizes with 5-6" of lift
32's should easily clear, if using stock wheels expect the tires to rub on the frame and sway bar at full lock
33's should fit with minor trimming
35's may fit with massive trimming
Tire sizes with 7-8" of lift (With 2" Body Lift)
33's should fit easy
35's should require minor trimming with 8 inch wheels, more if 10 inch wheels are used
36's would require massive trimming to be done.
9" lift (SAS)
37" tires should fit easy
38.5" tires may fit with a body lift or trimming.
TIRE CALCULATOR SITE:
Tire size calculator
No lift or Torsion Bar tweak & 2" Rear Shackles
Torsion bar tweaking can gain you 1-1.5 inches. If you get more it means your torsion bars were sagging or low from the factory (typical with the Sport package).
205's (standard tire size)
235's (optional tire size)
30's should clear all but the ones with sagging torsion bars
31's should fit with minor trimming/reshaping, anything larger needs lift.
Tire Sizes with 2-3" of lift
31's should fit, if using stock wheels expect the tires to rub on the frame and sway bar at full lock
32's should fit with minor trimming
33's should fit with massive trimming
Tire sizes with 5-6" of lift
32's should easily clear, if using stock wheels expect the tires to rub on the frame and sway bar at full lock
33's should fit with minor trimming
35's may fit with massive trimming
Tire sizes with 7-8" of lift (With 2" Body Lift)
33's should fit easy
35's should require minor trimming with 8 inch wheels, more if 10 inch wheels are used
36's would require massive trimming to be done.
9" lift (SAS)
37" tires should fit easy
38.5" tires may fit with a body lift or trimming.
TIRE CALCULATOR SITE:
Tire size calculator
#10
07-16-2011, 11:31 PM
Did anyone look at the pic, the guy has been running them for 50000 miles and hasnt had a problem, all he trimed has his front bumper and he had NO LIFT. Not saying its a good idea i personally thought he was crazy. Nice 20 inch rims and BIG tires