[RDMcLean]

I have a question, If i have the AC lift kit/leveling kit and the 2" AC body lift can i fit 35s? or is it iffy?

 

[mustard23]

I ran 35s and hated not having the gears to turn them. I was running all custom with fiberglass so I could fit them.

 

[RDMcLean]

what were you running for a lift?

 

[mustard23]

Titan Swap with fiberglass fenders.. i don't believe in lifts. just move the body panels around to fit bigger tires for clearance and keep your center gravity as low as you can.

 

[mustard23]

It's only 3 inch of lift.

 

[Irongrave]

LowCOG rigs rule. if you have a saw you can fit 35s on a 3in lift with stock fenders, also body lifts are point less on a frontier as you cant do a tummy tuck, ie motor trans and diff lift to have higher ground clearance

 

[mustard23]

most recent Body lift debate is here http://www.clubfrontier.org/forums/f8/2-body-lift-worth-57721/

 

[bigdog]

I have 6 inches of lift and still had to trim to fit 34" tires. So no matter what you do plan on "adjusting body parts".

Also as mustard already said, at 35" you'll wish you regeared and there are not many options in that department.

 

[mustard23]

If you are 2wd you have gear options now.

 

[WeRideNTruX]

nismos have 3.36 so in theory 3.69oem gears should be perfect for 35s atleast thats what i plan on doin this summer

 

[mustard23]

4:10 with 35s will bring you back to stock ratio.

nismos have 3.36 so in theory 3.69oem gears should be perfect for 35s atleast thats what i plan on doin this summer

my truck was 3.69 and so in the KC 4x4 nismo.

 

[WeRideNTruX]

(new tire size/old tire size)x old ratio= new ratio
so
(35/32)x3.36=3.675
or am i missin something here???

 

[sexy6chick]

The simple answer is, no.

If you don't have the budget to regear, don't get 35's.

 

[WeRideNTruX]

my truck was 3.69 and so in the KC 4x4 nismo.

mines a cc 4x4 w/ an auto an ive heard before that they have the 3.36s

 

[mustard23]

(new tire size/old tire size)x old ratio= new ratio
so
(35/32)x3.36=3.675
or am i missin something here???

Yes but I'm bad at the math so I can't explain it. It's more complicated then that.

mines a cc 4x4 w/ an auto an ive heard before that they have the 3.36s

yes you do all right here.
http://www.clubfrontier.org/forums/f62/what-axle-gears-do-i-have-my-2nd-gen-32992/

 

[WeRideNTruX]

ok i wasnt sure

 

[mustard23]

I can't find the one has our ratios on it but this might help

I'm going to run 35s with 4.56

 

[mustard23]

I think the problem is your using the diameter of the tires not the circumference.

 

[TerribleOne]

3:69 w/ 35's == no fun.

With 35's a 4:10 ratio will bring you close to stock; but 4:56's are ideal if you use the truck in the dirt. As for fitting 35's with 2-3" of lift; no problem at all if you don't plan on turning. 35's with minimal lift and anymore travel then stock will require some cutting to the pinch weld on the cab as well as trimming the front bumper...at that point if you haven't pushed your wheels out then your frame will probably interfere at lock.

 

[penski61]

with an auto you will be fine with 3.69's and 35's
with a manual youll want 4.10's

i think im the only auto right now running 3.69's and could easily push 35's with the truck , but right now we are running 33's which is pretty fun haha