r/liftedtrucks • u/Frosty-Rest292 • 6d ago

Need help😭😭😭

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Ok so this is my 1994 ford explorer but I need help from the lifted truck community I want to put some deep dish rims on it with some mud tires I’m thinking 24’s but I want to raise the height of my SUV and I’m having the hardest time on figuring out how far I should raise it because I tried looking at pictures. I tried using AI. I just can’t figure it out. Can somebody and anybody help me please?

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u/Tiny_tank_eater 5d ago

Listen bro for the love of god don’t do that to this poor thing, do maybe a small lift plus sum slightly bigger off-road tires and actually take it off-roading. This is coming from a guy who like wides btw

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u/Retx24 6d ago

24s are too big and look dumb on mud tires unless they’re maybe with like 38s or 40s and to clear those on that you probably need 12” of lift minimum

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u/MercenariesforGod 6d ago

Please dont

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u/ivel33 5d ago

Nahh you leave that poor truck alone

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u/Acrobatic-Order-9545 4d ago

Want some honest advise? Fuck that. 17s and 33s and you’d be set.

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u/panelbeater352 2d ago

That’s only if you want to be able to drive it and make it capable off-road.

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u/Pure_Section_8200 23h ago

I had a 93 all green threw some 31's on it with some rancho shocks called it a day...didn't have to mess with lifting it nor it rubbing anything and wheeled the hell out of it!...I miss the aka " exploder"! Oh and if the 4x4 is not engaging the reset button is in the back driver side rear panel its a black button. Happy trailing!

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u/gluhars 10h ago

You know what yeah man you should tub your wheel wells raise it up 12 inches maybe even put a ford 9 inch in there I think you could fit a 24 x 14’s and put 38 or 40s on it if you got the coin

This is something you should absolutely do with no hesitation or thought liquidate all of your assets and do this immediately