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lapoolboy Senior Enthusiast

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I have a 2017 with 6.5" Zone lift and I am running stock 20" wheels with 35x12.50 Toyo R/T.  No spacers needed at all.  No trimming and no rubbing.  I do have 1.5" spacers in the back, but that is just to match the front trackwidth.

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XMR15
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my lifted all terrain on stock rims!

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There is my contribution.     Sent by a simpleton struggling to operate an iPhone.

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Stock Denali wheels wrapped in 36" Duratracs with a 6.5 Zone lift and AAL on my 2016 GMC All/Terrain 4x4.    

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Shredder15 Enthusiast

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All stock with 2.5” TG Customz level in front and add a leaf in rear. Minor issue: some banging up front on rough roads, which I think is due to UCA hitting metal stop lightly. May remove 1.5” of the level and go to 1.5” zone body lift but the rake might require the add a leaf to come off.  

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Spate47 Enthusiast

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1 hour ago, Daug207 said:

post-178256-0-52721700-1507075773_thumb.jpegpost-178256-0-38341600-1507075798_thumb.jpegpost-178256-0-23509700-1507075758_thumb.jpegIf you have +27 stock 20’s put in a 1/2” spacer and you will be fine. I have a zone 4.5 with 33’s. No rubbing whatsoever. I just won a 6” BDS from Custom Offsets and they said I can run 35’s with this setup with no rubbing. Good luck.  You’ll have a whole new truck once it’s lifted 

Damn, nice! When are you gonna swap out lifts?? Thanks for the insight. I ran the math a few times but just wanted a sanity check.

Spate47 Enthusiast

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32 minutes ago, lapoolboy said:

I have a 2017 with 6.5" Zone lift and I am running stock 20" wheels with 35x12.50 Toyo R/T.  No spacers needed at all.  No trimming and no rubbing.  I do have 1.5" spacers in the back, but that is just to match the front trackwidth.

Sweet, thanks!! How is the ride quality? 

illMATTic Enthusiast

illMATTic

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Just now, Spate47 said:

Sweet, thanks!! How is the ride quality? 

Rides as smooth as the day I picked it up. Probably even better over train tracks and stuff. MPG is down as expected. 

Daug207 Enthusiast

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1 minute ago, Spate47 said:

Damn, nice! When are you gonna swap out lifts?? Thanks for the insight. I ran the math a few times but just wanted a sanity check.

Just waiting for the shipment. I’m running 34” studded snow tires right now so I’ll probably swap it out soon. It’s a pretty sizable expense but well worth it. 

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3 minutes ago, illMATTic said:

Rides as smooth as the day I picked it up. Probably even better over train tracks and stuff. MPG is down as expected. 

Did you stick with the stocks that came with the lift or upgrade to the hydro or Fox Adventure Series?

lapoolboy Senior Enthusiast

lapoolboy

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31 minutes ago, Spate47 said:

Sweet, thanks!! How is the ride quality? 

Ride quality is excellent.  Better than stock in my opinion.  I'm about to order Fox coilovers for it, ride should get even better then.

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illMATTic

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1 hour ago, Spate47 said:

Did you stick with the stocks that came with the lift or upgrade to the hydro or Fox Adventure Series?

Stock up front and the RC shocks in back. 

fuzzybritches Enthusiast

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I have the stock 20 in rims with a 3.5" rough country lift with new struts and UCAs. The tires are Cooper ST Maxx 275/65/R20

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Leevon Enthusiast

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fuzzybritches, looks great!  Cooper ST Maxx are the bomb.  I've had three sets.  Went wheeling in the black hills of SD this summer on a set, they were excellent.  

Brant78 Enthusiast

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OEM step boards have since been taken off and replaced with Amp Research.   I need to get a new pic of it now if it will ever quit raining!
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Looking forward to seeing more pics. This is about the exact setup I want.


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Yeah leevon I love these tires so far. Perfect balance of off-road and highway performance. If only they didn’t cost 1400 a set.... ?

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