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2010 ltz z71.Fixing to order wheels.Moz blackjack with 30555/20 tires. wheels are 20x10 with zero offset.Moz says there will be no rubbing issues on suspension components.Would like to verify this before ordering.

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2010 ltz z71.Fixing to order wheels.Moz blackjack with 30555/20 tires. wheels are 20x10 with zero offset.Moz says there will be no rubbing issues on suspension components.Would like to verify this before ordering.

 

Zero offset will stick out about 1.5in. more than stock. Depending on your tire size, they may or may not rub.

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stock 20s are 8" wide with +32mm offset.

 

those 10" wide wheels are going to stick out 2.25 further than stock and about 1.2" beyond the fender edge.

 

you wont have any rubbing issues with the suspension/sway bar. but if you're running anything less than 4" of lift you're going to have to cut a lot of metal off your fenders.... especially with 305/55/20s

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stock 20s are 8" wide with +32mm offset.

 

those 10" wide wheels are going to stick out 2.25 further than stock and about 1.2" beyond the fender edge.

 

you wont have any rubbing issues with the suspension/sway bar. but if you're running anything less than 4" of lift you're going to have to cut a lot of metal off your fenders.... especially with 305/55/20s

 

 

Going with 4.5 zone combo.Kinda like the pocket flares so sticking out could be fixed.how much do you think they will stick out?

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they'll stick out about 1.2" beyond the stock fenders... im not sure how wide the flares are.

 

just so you know, you will still need to trim A LOT. You really should get the 3" body lift + 2" leveling kit (like the RC).... that extra 1/2" will help reduce some trimming.

 

if you're not prepared to trim metal, look into the Rancho 4" lift.. it actually lifts the truck 5" and give you the ability to toss on a 1.5" body lift if you need the extra clearance (or the BDS 4.5" kit is nice too)

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they'll stick out about 1.2" beyond the stock fenders... im not sure how wide the flares are.

 

just so you know, you will still need to trim A LOT. You really should get the 3" body lift + 2" leveling kit (like the RC).... that extra 1/2" will help reduce some trimming.

 

if you're not prepared to trim metal, look into the Rancho 4" lift.. it actually lifts the truck 5" and give you the ability to toss on a 1.5" body lift if you need the extra clearance (or the BDS 4.5" kit is nice too)

 

 

Yea i know.Dopnt know why they only make a 10' wheel with zero offset.Really limits there market.But i really like the wheel.I emailed them to see if they offer a different offset beut im looking at other wheels.

Thanks for the help

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