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There seems to be plenty of room, Im debating on going 4" and hopefully sqeezing a 35" under it, well 34.6 or whatever there actually

are. With the 4 or 6" lift are there still torsion keys that are adjustable? If so i could always just tweak the keys/bars a little so

they will fit, Also ill run a 285 so the width will only be 11/11.2 VS the 305 thats like 12" wide that should help them not rubbing

I fit 315/75/16,s under that yukon 2500 i had with just new keys adjusted up front and blocks in the rear and they only rubbed at full

turn,

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what's the fenderwell measurements now with the 35's and the rancho + 1.5 body lift?

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Truer words have never been spoken about all the stick on chrome stuff. I like black wheels, and will more than likely end up running another set sooner or later.

 

If you get bored you can also plasti-dip your rims for a change back to black. It would only be temporary and cost a lot less than new rims.

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Just now seeing this. Well done sir. The truck looks great! I've been wanting new wheels and this is pushing me harder, but the wife would surely smother me in my sleep.

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what's the fenderwell measurements now with the 35's and the rancho + 1.5 body lift?

 

Little over 46"

If you get bored you can also plasti-dip your rims for a change back to black. It would only be temporary and cost a lot less than new rims.

 

Not a bad idea, kind of digging the chrome right now.

Just now seeing this. Well done sir. The truck looks great! I've been wanting new wheels and this is pushing me harder, but the wife would surely smother me in my sleep.

 

Thanks man! Get her something nice, then she can't get upset when you roll up on new wheels.

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Thanks man! Get her something nice, then she can't get upset when you roll up on new wheels.

 

 

She...I mean we, just got a brand new house. My bank roll has been spent so no big mods for me for a while. :sigh:

 

Anyway, I'm pretty sure the Toyos are making the biggest impact visually with your truck, but I think overall this is my favorite look for your truck so far.

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Thanks again buddy, I feel your pain on the house too. We moved into a new home last may, nothing wrong with keeping your priorties straight.

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