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Hey guys thought id throw this into the ring its a 3" leveling lift. I love it so far. Anything I should know? Also thinking of painting all the chrome glossy black :)

 

 

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What size tires are those?

 

Sorry I didn't see this post. They are 22x9 with a 285/45/22 nitto terra grappler G2's They ride really nice and are quiet on the road

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2.5 level with 275/55R20 Toyo MT's

 

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This looks awesome with the level and tire upgrade. I'm thinking of doing the same so I love seeing that it looks great.

 

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This looks awesome with the level and tire upgrade. I'm thinking of doing the same so I love seeing that it looks great.

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Thank you! I'm really happy with how it's turned out so far.

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Finished chrome removal and added painted fender moldings!

Do you happen to have a better angle shot of the painted fender moldings? I have Iridium which I fear may be too awkward of a color to match.

 

 

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Do you happen to have a better angle shot of the painted fender moldings? I have Iridium which I fear may be too awkward of a color to match.

 

 

 

 

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Do you happen to have a better angle shot of the painted fender moldings? I have Iridium which I fear may be too awkward of a color to match.

 

 

 

 

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The paint matched fender flares look killer in black.

 

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The paint matched fender flares look killer in black.

 

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Gotta say, this is probably my favorite visual mod I have done, much classier in my opinion than the dull plastic look.

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2.5 level with 275/55R20 Toyo MT's

 

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Great looking truck, what wheels are those? Like them better than my LTZ wheels and seen them on one local truck.

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