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Still what's in my sig. 295/70/17 and Bilstein 5100s at max ride height, so 1.8" or so. Have headers in storage waiting for warranty to expire, morimotos and Rigid lights that i've neglected for years i'm about to install. Wish i'd have gone ahead and upgraded to Bajakit's chase kit. New UCAs, Kings, and Deaver leafs would've been nice. Buddy of mine in my dental class likes to go on wheeling trips so might be doing that come our two week break in May.
 
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Beautiful truck! Any rubbing with that setup?


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53 minutes ago, jgraves13 said:

 


Beautiful truck! Any rubbing with that setup?


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Thanks bud. Yeah a little at full lock but that's it. I'm thinking of going 295/70/17 MTs after this set wears out but i'm sure they would rub worse. Could alleviate that with Kings and UCAs though.

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20x9 0 offset Helo wheels with 275/65r20 Mastercraft Courser ATX tires, leveled the front by cranking up the keys... only slight rubbing on the mud flaps on my 2018 2500hd

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20x10 method racing 606 with BFG ko2 275/60/20 and rancho quick lift 2.5 front. Slight rub at full lock.613eb90bdb380dd7e57070f8763381b4.jpg0f7aca6bd7576575b29ac21fd946349f.jpg


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Well, I am sure to catch some flack on this but I really, really like my stock rims but I did add BFG KO2 275/60R20, I have the RC 2.25 level and have no rubbing.

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1 hour ago, SS502 said:

Well, I am sure to catch some flack on this but I really, really like my stock rims but I did add BFG KO2 275/60R20, I have the RC 2.25 level and have no rubbing.

 

 

No flack from here!  I think it looks great and have the same set up and size, except Cooper Zeon LTZ's.

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Well, I am sure to catch some flack on this but I really, really like my stock rims but I did add BFG KO2 275/60R20, I have the RC 2.25 level and have no rubbing.
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I love the look of the snowflakes! Good looking truck! I’m bone stock with Cooper Discoverer AT3 4S.
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Method 606 20x10 with general grabbers x3 33x12.50/20

 

 

 

 

 

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Nitto Ridge Grapplers 35x12.50  with Fuel Assault rims.  I'm about to switch to either 20x10  -19 Hostile Sprocket or 20x10 -24 XD Grenade for more of a lip wheel.  Which do yall think would look better?  Both look like awesome wheels, the XD Grenade seems to have a bit more lip being the -24 I guess.  I'm putting some amp steps on this weekend and I redid tint as well.

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Where in CA can you drive on the beach? I want to go there lol


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Where in CA can you drive on the beach? I want to go there lol


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Oceano sand dunes my friend more known as pismo beach[emoji2937]


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On 2/12/2019 at 12:25 PM, SS502 said:

Well, I am sure to catch some flack on this but I really, really like my stock rims but I did add BFG KO2 275/60R20, I have the RC 2.25 level and have no rubbing.

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I tend to like stock rims better than aftermarket most of the time. Example, I have a 16 SLE and really like the 18" painted rims a lot, so I'll be keeping them.

 

Your truck looks good with the snowflakes...don't change them.

 

Disclaimer: nothing against anyone who uses aftermarket rims, lots of them look nice. Just not my taste for my truck.

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8 minutes ago, mcdavis said:

I tend to like stock rims better than aftermarket most of the time. Example, I have a 16 SLE and really like the 18" painted rims a lot, so I'll be keeping them.

 

Your truck looks good with the snowflakes...don't change them.

 

Disclaimer: nothing against anyone who uses aftermarket rims, lots of them look nice. Just not my taste for my truck.

Thank you Sir :thumbs:

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