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Get them mounted today.

 

Replica 22" CK158

305/45R22 Nitto Terra Grappler G2's

ReadyLift 2.25" Front Level

 

No rubbing that I've noticed so far. Full lock in reverse could pose an issue as its really close, so I might just go ahead and tie back the liners just in case. Really liking the look of it.

 

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Sharp truck!

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Fab tech 2" level

Original 20" All Terrain wheels polished and painted Iridium metallic to match the truck.

Michelin 285/55/20

 

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Got these on today

 

Hostile black and machined Sprocket 20x10

Toyo Open Country R\T 33x12.50

 

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Got these on today

 

Hostile black and machined Sprocket 20x10

Toyo Open Country R\T 33x12.50

 

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Looks great! What lift/level and what offset are the wheels?

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That is one hell of a nice ride... I have a 2016 White Z71 LT ordered. Love the 2016 Silverados. How much rub with that setup

Got these on today

 

Hostile black and machined Sprocket 20x10

Toyo Open Country R\T 33x12.50

 

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Posted

That is one hell of a nice ride... I have a 2016 White Z71 LT ordered. Love the 2016 Silverados. How much rub with that setup

Got these on today

 

Hostile black and machined Sprocket 20x10

Toyo Open Country R\T 33x12.50

 

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Thanks.. I have no rubbing at all with this setup

 

Looks killer. How much cutting or rubbing is involved here?

Thanks.. I've always been a chrome guy.. this was a big stretch for me.. I didn't have to cut or trim anything...

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22" PVD Chrome CK156 SEY on 305/45-22 (33") Hankook Dynapro ATMs

2" level, zero rubbing

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Level 8 Mk6 in gunmetal, 18x9 0 offset

BFG K02, 305/65-18

4" Fabtech lift/level

 

Slight rub only at extreme left/right wheel turn.

Lightly trimmed the front Husky mud flaps near the mounting screw holes.

 

 

 

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Meethod Mesh 17x8.5, 0 offset,

285/70/17 BFG T/A KO2,

2" Level

 

 

 

That looks perfect, did you correct speedo? Looks like it wouldnt be far off. No rubbing right and looks like they are just inside or even with fender?

Posted

That looks perfect, did you correct speedo? Looks like it wouldnt be far off. No rubbing right and looks like they are just inside or even with fender?

I didn't bother to correct the Speedo, it shouldn't be too far off, no rubbing at all and they stick out about 1/2" past the fender.

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What's the lift on this, looks perfect

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