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why does flying tomatoes amp board look smaller and slimline that the black 2500 above


why does flying tomatoes amp board look smaller and slimline that the black 2500 above

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I'm in... Man I need some new pics if rain would stop messing up my truck ha   305/65 18x9.-12  

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Mounted!     18-inch Method Mesh wheels, 275/70/18 BFG All Terrain tires, and a 2.5-inch RC level (front only). Zero rubbing, zero road noise, nice traction on and off road, and no wobbly street

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Fuel Maverick 20x9 +20 Nitto Trail Grappler 295/55R20 Rough Country 2.5" Leveling Kit No rubbing or trimming        

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why does flying tomatoes amp board look smaller and slimline that the black 2500 above

 

why does flying tomatoes amp board look smaller and slimline that the black 2500 above

 

They are different parts. The 1500 steps and the 2500 steps are not interchangeable. They have different part numbers on the AMP webpage.

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to answer this 285/60r20 rub with a 2" level. i trimmed out the fender liner about 4"x4" in the back inside corner and now I'm clear. I got it to rub at full lock coming into a ramped parking lot relativly quick but it was very minor on one side only. G good enough for me!

Do you think the 2.5" rough country will clear with no rubbing or trimming needed. A guy has a silverado with stock rims and a 2.5" on here and no rub or trimming needed. Not sure what his back spacing is though, could be different than the stock all terrain wheels.

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Do you think the 2.5" rough country will clear with no rubbing or trimming needed. A guy has a silverado with stock rims and a 2.5" on here and no rub or trimming needed. Not sure what his back spacing is though, could be different than the stock all terrain wheels.

 

It would be close. Also depends on the tire. The Duratracs are pretty knobby. Either way it was just the inside corner of the liner. Its an easy trim, no metal.

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It would be close. Also depends on the tire. The Duratracs are pretty knobby. Either way it was just the inside corner of the liner. Its an easy trim, no metal.

Thanks, and yes I was referring to the Duratracs. Sounds good, picking them up on monday or tuesday and will post how they fit once they are on.

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just got the Nitto Exo Grappplers installed went with 275/70R18 on the stock Chevy rims. I need to re-touch up the plasti-dip on them this weekend and get a few more pictures.

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5" of total lift
22x10 -24 Moto Metal M0964
33x12.50x22 Toyo MT
1.75" BORA Wheels Spacers
*doing the math the wheels stick out exactly the same as x12 -44

Slight rub on driver side inner black plastic at max lock, going to investigate this soon

 

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5" of total lift

22x10 -24 Moto Metal M0964

33x12.50x22 Toyo MT

1.75" BORA Wheels Spacers

*doing the math the wheels stick out exactly the same as x12 -44

Slight rub on driver side inner black plastic at max lock, going to investigate this soon

 

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:hitit: Your truck and your pictures are :drool: . I'm not crazy about the 964's but that lip sure looks pretty. What camera are you using?

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