37x13.50R20 with 6 inch lift
#31
Senior Member
For you guys that are running 35 and 37'' tires - has your low end performance suffered considerably?
One the tiresize.com calc.....moving from my stock 275/55/20 to 295/60/20 is the same equivalent of dropping the gear from 3.73 to 3.55....pretty significant....and that's not a 35''
comments?
One the tiresize.com calc.....moving from my stock 275/55/20 to 295/60/20 is the same equivalent of dropping the gear from 3.73 to 3.55....pretty significant....and that's not a 35''
comments?
#32
#33
Senior Member
I just wanted to share mine with you guys since it had the same tire specs. I have the 3.55 gears, added an SCT x4 tuner to help out and it drives great.
- ReadyLift 7"
- Nitto Trail Graps 37x13.5x20
- ReadyLift 7"
- Nitto Trail Graps 37x13.5x20
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iinokeii (04-05-2021)
#35
2015 F150:
Ready Lift 7" Lift
Fuel Coupler 20x10 -24 offset
37x13.50x20
Rubs front and rear. Deleted the crash bars. Trimmed the front stock bumper and lower rear trim. Had to trim the splash cover in front of the tires a lot too.
Hammered some of the front end to the clearance needed also.
Ready Lift 7" Lift
Fuel Coupler 20x10 -24 offset
37x13.50x20
Rubs front and rear. Deleted the crash bars. Trimmed the front stock bumper and lower rear trim. Had to trim the splash cover in front of the tires a lot too.
Hammered some of the front end to the clearance needed also.
#38
For you guys that are running 35 and 37'' tires - has your low end performance suffered considerably?
One the tiresize.com calc.....moving from my stock 275/55/20 to 295/60/20 is the same equivalent of dropping the gear from 3.73 to 3.55....pretty significant....and that's not a 35''
comments?
One the tiresize.com calc.....moving from my stock 275/55/20 to 295/60/20 is the same equivalent of dropping the gear from 3.73 to 3.55....pretty significant....and that's not a 35''
comments?
#39
Originally Posted by FjordsFords
Yes low end suffers. I had 35’s on with a 5.0 motor and 3.31 gears. Truck felt like it was constantly under a load. I stepped up to 3.73 gears and the truck moves out great now. I can accelerate up to speed by barely touching the throttle whereas with the 3.31 again, the motor was laboring. I also gained about 3 mpg city. I’m getting 16mpg now on e85. I highly reccomennd re gearing.
Definitely feel the difference. Not so much on the low end but on the high end definitely feels much slower despite the 3.71 equivalent gearing.
MPG went from 15-16mpg to now a paltry 12.5mpg with the lift and 37". With E85 I'm seeing 10.5mpg but I'm driving without a front chin guard which I'm certain should add at least a mile or so per G.
Don't go 37"... not worth it but if I had to do it again I'd do it in a heartbeat lol
Last edited by DallasTXF150; 11-05-2018 at 07:49 PM.