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Did you have to change your Upper control arms with the 2.5 in up front?


Originally, did a 2.25” front adding 1” in rear leveling with stock uca’s. I’ll never level again, to harsh of a ride, lifted 4.5” now.


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On 5/5/2019 at 10:46 AM, jgraves13 said:

 


I thought that about the 285/70 as well. BFGs are known to run small. Similar setup as you (2.5" coilovers) and I ended up with 295/70/17. Still some trimming, but look much better than the smaller 285s would have. I also found that the falken wildpeak at3w in 285 run big and are almost the exact same size as my nitto g2 295s. Some food for thought, 34s could tear up fenders if you offroad a lot.

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Good looking Chevy! What side steps are those? 

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5 hours ago, jgraves13 said:

 


Great looking truck. What's the level/wheel+tire setup?


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Thanks. Fox 2.5 coils and cognito uca. Tires are 295/70/17 Toyo MT on method wheels.

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Thanks. Fox 2.5 coils and cognito uca. Tires are 295/70/17 Toyo MT on method wheels.


Looks good! We have similar taste in style haha

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Is your trailer a toy hauler?


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1 hour ago, jgraves13 said:

 


Looks good! We have similar taste in style haha

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Is your trailer a toy hauler?


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For sure, don’t see too many with the bronze wheels. No just travel trailer for now.

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Another one.  Lighting isnt ideal, but the backdrop makes up for it!

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