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New GM 22's , a fresh coat of wax and rear clearance lights

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New GM 22's , a fresh coat of wax and rear clearance lights

I like those!

 

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Finally got time to try and post picture that didn't show up. Tires are 275/65/18 on 18x9 Ultra barrons. The offset is +14 I think and a 1" level.attachicon.gifIMG_12512.jpg

Nice rims! Never seen those before

 

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2014 GMC Sierra SLT Z71 4x4. Bought it new in December of 2013. Has a 2" Rough Country front level, Corsa exhaust, K&N cold air intake, 285/65/20 Nitto Exo Grapplers, Undercover Flex bed cover, and LED tail lights. cab40207846f259859b6b50b294ba011.jpg17b83f2f6f092bf985f6f301353b10e0.jpg7f9ab7e1ee1afed39b42057247d181b8.jpg1305bc0af347900d9a858ff6307b64c1.jpg5ef7e9172f8e5fc6db314e7b4b24b6a2.jpg

 

 

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2014 GMC Sierra SLT Z71 4x4. Bought it new in December of 2013. Has a 2" Rough Country front level, Corsa exhaust, K&N cold air intake, 285/65/20 Nitto Exo Grapplers, Undercover Flex bed cover, and LED tail lights. cab40207846f259859b6b50b294ba011.jpg17b83f2f6f092bf985f6f301353b10e0.jpg7f9ab7e1ee1afed39b42057247d181b8.jpg1305bc0af347900d9a858ff6307b64c1.jpg5ef7e9172f8e5fc6db314e7b4b24b6a2.jpg

 

 

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Nice truck.. I really like the front plate...

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What's the difference between exo grapplers and ridge grapplers? They look similar in design?

 

 

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hey fellas I don't wanna hijack this thread because we have some beautiful rigs here..but quickly I have a two inch level with a 1.5 zone body lift on my 2014 sierra 1500.

 

can I get away running 275-60-20 on 20x9 wheels with -12 offset??

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hey fellas I don't wanna hijack this thread because we have some beautiful rigs here..but quickly I have a two inch level with a 1.5 zone body lift on my 2014 sierra 1500.

 

can I get away running 275-60-20 on 20x9 wheels with -12 offset??

 

Definitely. That can be run with only a level, without even having the body lift. That will easily fit without any issues whatsoever with your setup.

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What's the difference between exo grapplers and ridge grapplers? They look similar in design?

 

 

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I have the Ridge grapplers on my Denali, I think there a little more aggressive like a hybrid between A/T and MT.

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hey fellas I don't wanna hijack this thread because we have some beautiful rigs here..but quickly I have a two inch level with a 1.5 zone body lift on my 2014 sierra 1500.

 

can I get away running 275-60-20 on 20x9 wheels with -12 offset??

You can run 275/60R20 at stock height so you should have no problem with a level and body lift.

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2014 GMC Sierra SLT Z71 4x4. Bought it new in December of 2013. Has a 2" Rough Country front level, Corsa exhaust, K&N cold air intake, 285/65/20 Nitto Exo Grapplers, Undercover Flex bed cover, and LED tail lights. cab40207846f259859b6b50b294ba011.jpg17b83f2f6f092bf985f6f301353b10e0.jpg7f9ab7e1ee1afed39b42057247d181b8.jpg1305bc0af347900d9a858ff6307b64c1.jpg5ef7e9172f8e5fc6db314e7b4b24b6a2.jpg

 

 

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Damn that's a sharp truck! .. those 285s fit in there nice.

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