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Here’s mine without the new wheels and still debating 4cfec5bcd9f13e8b50bf11bf731c0120.jpg


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That's what mine looked like when I drove her off the lot 3 weeks ago. I had the dealership put a 4.5 rough country lift/level kit with 295/60/20 Toyo open country A/T tires, Fuel Sledge rims. Borla cat back exhaust and cold air intake. Pedal Commander to increase accelerator response, then I installed the tow mirrors. Yes, I had to bring it back three times because of inside rub. I also put a billet locking fuel door on it. 

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12 minutes ago, 03C5Z said:

Love the blacked out badges...I removed my fender ones, and want the others blacked out..did you plasti dip or buy black ones ?

 

I have the gel domed ones for grill and tail gate.

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I went the opposite way I felt white on white looked better for me.

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^^^ white is better with your chrome bumper and grill surrond..no chrome for me...black it is!

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That's what mine looked like when I drove her off the lot 3 weeks ago. I had the dealership put a 4.5 rough country lift/level kit with 295/60/20 Toyo open country A/T tires, Fuel Sledge rims. Borla cat back exhaust and cold air intake. Pedal Commander to increase accelerator response, then I installed the tow mirrors. Yes, I had to bring it back three times because of inside rub. I also put a billet locking fuel door on it. 
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I had a 2” front and 1” rear level installed thinking that 275/60/20 Michelin Defenders would be no problem but now I’m getting rub on both my UCA’s. This is the only reason got the level. Discount tire told me it would fit fine and not rub if it didn’t have the level. Now, I’ve to look into new wheels and I’m just sick of looking. Chrome peels and solid black looks cheap like a high schoolers Walmart Wheel.


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I’m leaning towards the fuel assault gloss black with machined trim.


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Yeah, I like those. But what about your earlier comment, "Chrome peels and solid black looks cheap like a high schoolers Walmart Wheel." I took some slight offence thinking you meant black in general but now I believe you  meant black like someone lost a hubcap hitting the turn fresh off a Circle K beer run! HA!

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Yeah, I like those. But what about your earlier comment, "Chrome peels and solid black looks cheap like a high schoolers Walmart Wheel." I took some slight offence thinking you meant black in general but now I believe you  meant black like someone lost a hubcap hitting the turn fresh off a Circle K beer run! HA!

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What 20x9 wheel would you put on this truck? 221d363f8f073a7006a0247fa5e52818.jpg

 

 

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You know what I think, it would be cool to get some old school centerlines, the deep dish ones made for wider tires.

I just put on these KO2’s, 275/60/20x9

 

 

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