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Fabtech 7" and 35" Lexani Mud Beast

did you have to use spacers in the front for your stock wheels to fit with 35"s?

 

by the way best looking truck on here, man nice job!!!!!!!

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7" RCX with 35x12.50's on 20x10 Fuel Hostage wheels with -24 offset. No rubbing so far. Next up will probably be fender flares and painting the bumpers black. And that air dam is coming off as soon as I get time.

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7" RCX with 35x12.50's on 20x10 Fuel Hostage wheels with -24 offset. No rubbing so far. Next up will probably be fender flares and painting the bumpers black. And that air dam is coming off as soon as I get time.

 

Do you think that some slightly larger tires could be fit under the 7" lift. I know that most ppl say that 35s can only fit on a 6" lift yet there are ppl running them on 4" lifts and even just on level kits. I am curious of what you think since you have the kit and can see it in person

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Do you think that some slightly larger tires could be fit under the 7" lift. I know that most ppl say that 35s can only fit on a 6" lift yet there are ppl running them on 4" lifts and even just on level kits. I am curious of what you think since you have the kit and can see it in person

I don't think you could fit a 37" tire without a body lift. The 35's barely cleared and there really isn't any room to spare.
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did you have to use spacers in the front for your stock wheels to fit with 35"s?

 

by the way best looking truck on here, man nice job!!!!!!!

 

No spacers needed with stock 20's. Wouldn't work with 18's or less

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That's a Damn good looking truck.

That's exactly what I was going to do with my emblem but couldn't figure out how to remove the red letters from the chrome. Did you just pop them out?

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That's exactly what I was going to do with my emblem but couldn't figure out how to remove the red letters from the chrome. Did you just pop them out?

Can't just "pop them out". You have to basically drill out the white tabs that hold the letters in. These tabs ARE NOT THE SAME TABS THAT HOLD THE LETTERS TO THE TRUCK. The tabs you need to drill down are white and at key parts of the letters

 

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You have access to these if you look at the back side of the chrome that the letters are sitting in. Just be careful as to not go all the way through and go through the letters themselves! Would make for a real downer if you put a big hole in the letters themselves.

 

He used a pick to pick at the white tabs until he could remove the letters.

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2014 Sierra 4x4

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285/70 17 Terra Grappler G2's

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I will say it again. More rubber-less wheel. I think 17s and 18s with a larger sidewall looks, and rides better. Plus you don't have to avoid every pot hole and curb at the drive thru. Just my opinion, but Dubs are for hoopties. Looks great. Looks like a TRUCK. :thumbs:

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2014 Sierra 4x4

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285/70 17 Terra Grappler G2's

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Did u put block in the back? How do the tires do on the ice and snow?
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I will say it again. More rubber-less wheel. I think 17s and 18s with a larger sidewall looks, and rides better. Plus you don't have to avoid every pot hole and curb at the drive thru. Just my opinion, but Dubs are for hoopties. Looks great. Looks like a TRUCK. :thumbs:

I agree!!

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