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oldschool327 Senior Enthusiast

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I finally completed the de-badging and snapped a couple pics. Next pictures will be with the 3" Body lift, and 295/70/17's, and hopefully the tow mirrors from a certain member. :P

 

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Current setup is Bilstiens at top notch and 1" block in back.

sab316 Enthusiast

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Looks good. I was thinking of going with 295/70/17's next go around and either going 1.5" BL or just trimming to fit. Can't wait to see pictures of the tires and BL

oldschool327 Senior Enthusiast

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I actually like them on the Stealth Gray. I would have to see one without it to make up my mind. Z only blends on the Passenger side. Funny I never noticed that before. Thanks now it will bug me :P

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Only bad thing about the 295/70/17 is you are limited to Nitto Terra's or Trail, Toyo Mud, Cooper SST's, or Hanook ???.

 

Yeah but if you trim right it's not noticeable at all or if I go 1.5" BL it doesn't look bad with 33's either. I'm still real undecided but I just got new tires so it'll be awhile

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hey brian when you throw your dirtbike in the back of your truck can you close your tail gate all the way with the bike tied down centered in the bed. I know its off topic but I was wondering. Nice truck by the way looks clean.

oldschool327 Senior Enthusiast

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Looks good. Where did you get that rear bumper at? That thing is sweet.

 

Thanks, It is a FAB FOURS bumper. They are out of Charlotte NC.

 

hey brian when you throw your dirtbike in the back of your truck can you close your tail gate all the way with the bike tied down centered in the bed. I know its off topic but I was wondering. Nice truck by the way looks clean.

 

A 450 will not fit centered in the bed. It is off by about 3 inches. Wish it did. If you tuck the front end in the corner the rear is only about 6 inches from the bedside at an angle. Not bad at all. It is a regular box.

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