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Rawyzf Senior Enthusiast

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Why not cut the carpet?

 

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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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fuse36 Enthusiast

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Why not cut the carpet?

 

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dont want to cut anything. May put it back to stock before I sell it

 

 

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Newm Enthusiast

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Nice .. what are you doing with the stock wheels??

Stock wheels I am keeping for winter duties.

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z71 chevy Enthusiast

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Anybody have any suggestions on what I should do with my rubbing issue on inner fender. I don't want to cut anything. I have RC 2.5 level with 305 55 20 and 0 offset. Do u think a 1.5 zone body lift would help?

 

 

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have you tried to zip tie the fenders back only takes a couple small holes for the ties otherwise the body lift should work but it's a bit of work and does require some trimming/ cutting which u didn't seem to want to do Edited by z71 chevy
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have you tried to zip tie the fenders back only takes a couple small holes for the ties otherwise the body lift should work but it's a bit of work and does require some trimming/ cutting which u didn't seem to want to do

im paying a company Wednesday to do the body lift. I hope that works

 

 

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I'm not usually a fan of the single cab pickups, but I must compliment yours. That is a good looking truck you got there!

 

 

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Thank you I'm still second guessing myself for going with the regular cab. I don't need the extra room as of right now but kids are in the next 2 years. Just gives me a reason to upgrade in a few years.

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Truck is going in Monday for color matched grill and bumpers. On deck in the next six months.... amp steps, sprayed in beadliner and someone to retrofit my headlights. Oh and leather too!!!

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Color Matching? Are they painting over the Chrome? Where are you getting it done? I have a Stealth Grey metallic with the same front end. I want to get the grille and bumper painted to match but I've heard a lot of negative about painting over chrome?

 

 

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Rawyzf Senior Enthusiast

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You can paint over the chrome, it's all about the prepwork.

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2015 z71 crew. 7 inch lift, 35x12.50r18 nitto Terra grappler ll. 18 inch gear big block 796 -12 offset. ccafbcd0128c9313825d9b976c09a2e0.jpg

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Super happy with the turnout so far. Have other mods in future but that's my wheel setup. I like all styles but What can I say I like little bit of practicality with style! No 22s on stretched 33s for me [emoji1] .

 

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Dropsix Enthusiast

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I did a search but don't see many people talking about the Toyo Open Country C/T's much on this site if at all.

 

Anyone use them? I seriously doubt I'll ever need off road tires (I have an atv for that). However, I would like to keep the 20" All terrain rims on year round instead of putting steel wheels on with winter tires for snow.

 

So I am looking at the all-terrain tires that perform well in snow or at least have the snowflake rating. Looking at the K02's and the Toyo C/T's so far. Shying away from the K02's a little due to weight and decrease in mileage. I am looking at keeping the truck at the stock height.

 

Any info is greatly appreciated!

Rawyzf Senior Enthusiast

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I have the Cooper ATP and they are M+S rated. I swear they used to have the snow flake on them, but they must have pulled that off with thier new tire the A/TW.

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Scratch that, just found their price in Canada is about 430$-450$ a tire. That's ridiculous.

 

 

No wonder they aren't popular.

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