How To Fit Massive 35" Tires For Your Van Build 

Just in time too, I'm putting your suspension on next week!

You could add our fiberglass front fenders to give you more room.

Good question. Jeremy says that running 33” you will not need to change the ratio, and he is right. I just did my van and I am running the stock 3.73 and it works. However I have noticed a significant difference. So Jeremy, what ratio would you recommend for 33”? My calculations say 4.20.

@@bravotacticalinc whats the biggest difference you noticed noticed ? Any shifting different or slipping or lagging?

The only difference is lower RPM in relation to speed. About 300-400 RPMs at 60 MPH. Not much difference except a little slower off the line. Not a big deal if you’re not towing all the time.

@@bravotacticalinc forsure man! I was scared to ruin my transmission or something, thanks a lot!

You won’t damage anything. This kit is solid, well engineered and safe. It won’t cause any damage to your drivetrain. If you are considering doing this, you just have to go for it! I am mechanical illiterate and I installed it in my driveway in about 10 hours and that included having to change my ball joints. I was just amazed at the difference it made. My 2013 Ford E350 is a BEAST! In just one sentence, this suspension system exceeded my expectations. You got to do this to your van as it is exceptional. My van handles more stable in turns, smoother going over bumps and quieter driving down the road. I did what Jeremy recommended and installed Method 701 bronze wheels with 285/75R17 K02 DT tires. WOW! I live in Southern Indiana and nobody has seen a van like this here. A monster van like these is unique and demands the attention of the general public. This is the best money I ever spent on a vehicle and Totally justified.

Im going springs and i dont run air bags on anything i own! For a reason.... my 10 cents

Hi Deez Nutz!!

you must have been in my mind! its coming soooo soon!