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Yes your absolutely right, I been looking at the 4 inch BDS one and it acutely states you can use the stock 20’s just not the 17’s or 18’s, I also didn’t realize that with my 275/60r20 stock wheels I’m already running 33 inch diameter wheel setup lol so I can just run my stock wheels and tires atleast to start. -
I would expect that to be lift-kit dependent. If the kit has interference issues w stock wheels, then the kit/manufacturer should indicate that somewhere. -
That’s what I’m wondering is if the stock backspacing of the factory wheels will clear new upper control arms and such
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You mean besides the obvious, that the dfm lifters aren't using any oil to enable/disable them (they stay enabled, and behave like a conventional hydraulic lifter).
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? You don't NEED to install new wheels or tires after installing a lift kit. People install lift kits in order to run larger wheels/tires, and then may need to get wheels with different offsets for these larger tires, so they don't rub.
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