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Finished my leveling kit a few days ago. New shoes came today. Truck and wheels are going out for ceramic coating on Monday. Then I will mount the wheels and post my first picture of my truck next week!

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Mounted up my new wheels. 17x8.5 Method MRW301 The Standard wrapped in LT295/70r17 Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs. 
 
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What level are you running? Looks good


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12 hours ago, Stockredsierra said:

Mounted up my new wheels. 17x8.5 Method MRW301 The Standard wrapped in LT295/70r17 Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs. 

 

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Any rubbing with that tire size? I have rancho quicklifts on mine and thinking of going from 275/70/r18 to 295/70/r17 with new wheels.

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3 hours ago, jgraves13 said:

 


What level are you running? Looks good


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2.5" Motofab upper strut spacer.

 

2 hours ago, chevy2tuff2006 said:

Any rubbing with that tire size? I have rancho quicklifts on mine and thinking of going from 275/70/r18 to 295/70/r17 with new wheels.

No rubbing. I did have to trim the plastic fender piece and zip tie the liner back with the old wheels due to the negative offset. I've talked to a few people running the same size tire and they reported no trimming needed. 

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Any rubbing with that tire size? I have rancho quicklifts on mine and thinking of going from 275/70/r18 to 295/70/r17 with new wheels.


You should be fine, as stated above. It will rub a tiny bit, but not on anything important. I run a 2" RC level and this tire size with a +0 offset rim. Only had to trim the little plastic piece a tiny bit and pull back the liner. Didn't have to do either of these as the rubbing was very minor, but I wanted no noise when I turn at full lock.

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@usdashworks coming in clutch with the new gauges. This is a daytime picture. 448821a2fbca4737544c8408a41ed3a4.jpg

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1 hour ago, ducklawyer said:


I’m in northeast AR. You?


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I am down in Hot Springs.  I come up your way a lot during hunting season.  Have a bunch of buddies from Wynne, JB, Monette, Searcy, Newport.

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21 minutes ago, jegreenwood14 said:

I am down in Hot Springs.  I come up your way a lot during hunting season.  Have a bunch of buddies from Wynne, JB, Monette, Searcy, Newport.

Small world, I'm a couple hours south of you in Shreveport.  I was just in Hot Springs a few weekends ago for the bass tournament.

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Got the driver's seat redone with Katzkins.  I'll knock out the passenger seat tomorrow and I'm done...well I may take out the back seats because I think I missed getting some of the velcro seams in place properly *shakes head*  Good practice on seat removal though

 

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27 minutes ago, colonel00 said:

Got the driver's seat redone with Katzkins.  I'll knock out the passenger seat tomorrow and I'm done...well I may take out the back seats because I think I missed getting some of the velcro seams in place properly *shakes head*  Good practice on seat removal though

 

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How long did it take you to do this?

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