2" block and crank?

[Hezsus]

You dont have to lift the bumper up with the lift, If you already have an aftermarket rear bumper a filler strip will probably look good, or a light bar or something there. I'd go for a 2" body, it will give you enough clearance for 35's with some cranking and a 1.5" block
If using stock wheels you may want spacers so you dont get frame rub.

 

[dirtridinz71]

From my experience with the 2" block is that it took to much crank to sit level. I would go 1.5" at max and just trim a little to fit the 33's, depending on the wheel you have.

 

[91Bluestreak]

I'm running 285s on my pickup with no lift at all, but will be doing a Bl and aal some crank then 35s.

 

[chiefmorton]

My 285/70/17 Duratracs measure about as close as you can get to 33's and thats the max size I can comfortably get on with an AAL and some crank. I installed the tires and wheels 1st just to see how it looked, the fenders were pretty stuffed and I had to trim a little off the bumper valance. I like the height I've gained with the AAL and a few cranks of the TB's. The AAL was was practically the same money as blocks, I kinda figured that was a no brainer, if I could not only gain the height I wanted but also had a little extra payload capacity it's a win win.

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[96-1500]

I would go 1.5" at max and just trim a little to fit the 33's, depending on the wheel you have.

285/75R16s are 33" (well, okay, 32.8") and will fit with no modification.

 

[96-1500]

Double post, my bad

 

[Kyle97GMC]

I ran 305 70 r16's With just a crank and also with an AAL and crank and I had ZERO travel. It looked alright though I seriously doubt you could fit a 35 with that set up.

 

[dcZ71]

Definitely been done and looks awesome

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[Kyle97GMC]

I guess im corrected haha I guess I forgot about my heavy ass front bumper as well then I say go for it! Also I didnt realize how much the stock rims make a difference?

 

[dirtridinz71]

Also I didnt realize how much the stock rims make a difference?

They keep the tires tucked in and out of the genders and bumper. But they will cause rubbing on the frame and/or lower control arms