lug pattern

[tcowan]

i here that my 02 has the same as a chevy 6 lug is this true. if it is i should be able to get the rims from my 81 k5 blazer on it

[Desert Rat]

It's the same.

88+ Chevys have a smaller center hole on the rim though and those won't work. The old solid axle '82s will work just fine.

Lug pattern is 6 on 5.5".

[tcowan]

im buy a 3 inch body and 3 inch suspension lift for it can i stuff the 35s off the blazer under there without real MAJOR cutting

[Desert Rat]

Probably not. 33s are more in reason with that combo. It'll also depend on rim backspacing. It's likely your Chevy rims only have about 3.5" of back spacing, and I'm not sure what width rim you're running, but you'll have major rubbing issues in front when you turn. You can do some significant trimming, but ultimately, the inner fenderwell itself and the body seam at the rear of the front fender opening becomes an issue - you can only trim so much. 35's are overkill for the IFS and steering as well. If you do the suspension lift and bigger tires, budget for a steering upgrade as part of your lift - if you wheel the truck you'll be breaking tierods without it.

[tcowan]

so if i buy 33s should i need a steerinf upgrade bcause im getting both lifts for $250. and thats about all i can afford. and its mainly a highway truck about 1000 miles a week and it gos mudding about every 2 weeks but nothing major.

editohh and its a 15x8 rim but if i buy new tires im gonna stick with the stock nissan 16x7 4 spoke until i get enough for new rims