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Thanks. They are Black Rhino Imperial 20x9

Thanks. What's your offset? Really like those and I'm in the same boat you were. I have black wheels now but want polished not chrome.
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They are +12. Technically, I should be running -12 with a lift, but the front wheels are already pushed out with the Procomp spindles, so I wanted a wheel with a more stock offset.

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2014 tungsten metallic Silverado ltz

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Where did you get your bowties?

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I know most of you aren't fans of the big wheels, but I put these on today and really like them. I wanted to lift the truck but being I am in and out of the bed on a daily bases I figured this would be a good way to make the truck look better and still function for what I use it for. I tried keeping it stock looking so what do you think? They are 24 inch wheels and I went with the tallest tire I could before it would rub.

 

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Nice Dubs!

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I just had Rancho QuickLift struts installed on my 2014 crew cab 2wd. They are supposed to lift 2 inches. But they actually lifted my front end 3.25 inches which is weird. Everyone on this forum that has installed them has only gotten an extra 2 inches. Do u all think extra height will put too much stress on my front end?

ArmyRetired Enthusiast

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My certified preowned truck with 8K miles I recently bought:

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All stock with the exception of having the bed lined with Line-X.

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My 2014

 

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I'm new to this so please be nice... btw these forums are pretty bad ass!!! Should've been on here since the beginning would've made my life so much easier lol :chevrolet::chevrolet:

 

P.S ... If I'm doing something wrong please let me know!

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It is awesome, AzNikko. :thumbs:

 

You've spent quite good money for that bumper I guess.

 

 

 

 

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Well done sir. Well done.

 

 

 

Like a boss! :thumbs:

 

 

Thank you Gentlemen! The bumpers and steps are Magnum Bumpers by Innovative Creations Inc. located here in Arizona. They brought me in to tour the facility and WOW.. was I impressed by their operation. A lot of pride and engineering goes into their work, and it's all done in house beginning with the steel and ending with the corrosive protection and powder coating. I got to meet the whole team!

 

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