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i found the wheel i want, its a rbp 93r black with chrome inserts, but it comes in 20x10.

i read that i should stay away from that size? also can anyonce recomnd a wheel that is similar to these?

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Are you lifting the truck? What size tires do you want to run?

 

And is your 2007 the new body style (GMT900) or the classic (GMT800)?

 

The new trucks have a really hard time fitting wider wheels/tires without some form of trimming.

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Those are a great looking wheel but man they are high dollar! Running them will depend greatly on the amount of lift and the tire size.

 

 

 

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u guys know of a similiar wheel in a better size?

 

if there were... id probably have them on my truck because those wheels caught my eye last year too.

 

A different style, but these BMF Novakanes are an awesome looking wheel as well. I almost got these, but couldn't swing the $$$$... they were twice as much as the wheels i have now.

 

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I am running 9.5" rims and would be very leery of going wider, as I am already pushing the limits. You need to make sure your backspacing and offset are perfect when running wider wheels, especially if you are planning on running larger tires.

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u guys know of a similiar wheel in a better size?

 

if there were... id probably have them on my truck because those wheels caught my eye last year too.

 

A different style, but these BMF Novakanes are an awesome looking wheel as well. I almost got these, but couldn't swing the $$$$... they were twice as much as the wheels i have now.

 

6novakane-6-black-t.jpg

 

 

 

man those wheels are bada$$, thanks

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ordered these wheels today with 305/50/20 nitto terra grapplers, the guy said they wouldnt rub, but i just found a thread saying they do, guess ill just see how bad it is when they get here, thanks for every ones help

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what is the clearance on the stock wheels? I have the fabtech 7" lift and want 20x10 (-12 offset), I'm not sure if they'll fit or not.

 

Versus the stock wheels (20x8.5 with 30mm offset) the 20x10's have 23mm more inner clearance and extend 61mm more out. I expect to have to do some trimming, but I want to make sure they will be close to fitting without too much modification.

 

These wheels come in 20x9 also, but I want to see if the wider rim will fit

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