Topic: 4 Inch marlin lift question

[tom p]

I've been lookin at the 4 inch marlin lift for my 82 toy and wondering if 33's would be too small of a tire.  It seems like 35's are the favored tire for this lift.  Would this be too much lift for a 33?

[jimbo74]

it will be fine for 33s or 35s

35s with a 4" usually requires a good bit of trimming, 33s will still look ok, and not require as much trimming


welcome to the site

[kiyul4130]

run them and you'll be ok. you could even re-dill the spring perches an inch and clear with ease. they will settle to, after a long while though. trust me there a good spring ive had mine for over 2 years and they've softened up some but have always flexed good. if there to big for your taste take out the bottom leave.

[tom p [OP]]

thanks for your help.  I just moved to CO from south FL and want a good flexy truck.  theres a little more than just swamp, mud holes and palmettos out here.

[79coyotefrg]

DUDE,  to Marlin,  you'll love those  springs,  glad to see another first gen  and  another Florida  person

look for Willy Mammoth and Fattshack


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[Volcom]

thanks for your help.  I just moved to CO from south FL and want a good flexy truck.  theres a little more than just swamp, mud holes and palmettos out here.

What part of CO?  I'm in Pueblo, 2 hours south of Denver.  We have quite a few members on this board from CO!  Welcome. 

[tom p [OP]]

Im livin with my friend in colorado springs at the moment.   Do you guys get together for wheelin trips or what? 

[Volcom]

Im livin with my friend in colorado springs at the moment.   Do you guys get together for wheelin trips or what? 

I'm a member of a club based out of Denver and we wheel quite a bit (Rockfrogs).  Here are some other sites to check, there are always groups of people getting together and going wheeling!

Colorado4x4.com

Yotatech.com

CoTTORA

[DTB]

if you're gonna do ALL that work go with at least 35's just M.O.....