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How are the angles on the ball joints up front?

Here is a shot of it on the ground

 

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Awesome thank you

I don't know a ton about these trucks. How do the angles look?

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RC under the strut spacer only.

 

BFG 275/65-20

 

I plan on adding the top spacer and swapping the rear blocks this weekend with an alignment next week.

 

I have a 2014 SLT and this is the exact look I am looking for. Slight leveling, with BGF on the 20" aluminum wheels.

 

I know very little about top spacers, swapping rear blocks... what does that do?

 

What size level kit is the Rough Country you used? Is your truck a 2014, 2015 or 2016?

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Typically the front spacers are 2" for the lower spacer and .5" for the upper. The rc 2.5" kit has both top and bottom spacers and the rear block will lift it another inch in the rear.

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The front lower spacers are actually just 1" thick that give 2" of level. I have no idea how that works.

 

So a 2" leveling kit is a 1" spacer.

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Finally got some rubber. Went with ko2 275/60/20 with a 1.5" motofab. No rubbing at all. Very happy with the ride.

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Pretty poor pics will try to get some better ones soon

 

Yeah they only open up to a 1 inch by 1 inch pic on my end cant tell anything haha

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Hope these pics turn out a bit better. Just got window visors today. Trucks not shining but ya get the idea. 1.5" motofab, couldn't be happier

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Hope these pics turn out a bit better. Just got window visors today. Trucks not shining but ya get the idea. 1.5" motofab, couldn't be happier

 

What offset are you running??? I've also got the 1.5in motofab kit and was looking into 275/60/20s but wasn't sure it wouldn't rub. I'm looking into +12 to +00 for my offset on 20x9 rims. Thanks

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XD spy +18. I live on a dirt road and I tried to get it to rub and it cleared fine with the mudguards

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