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pamaguin

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Beautiful truck, love the tire wheel combo and smoked lights. Did you notice any major decrease in light output or seeing at night

 

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Light output was affected but I have no issues at night. Took it for a road trip from California to Illinois and back with no problem.

 

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Light output was affected but I have no issues at night. Took it for a road trip from California to Illinois and back with no problem.

 

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Good to know, thanks! I will probably be adding an LED bar or pods somewhere so that should be more than enough to make up the difference haha

 

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2.5" motofab with stock block in rear at this point. 20x10s and 295/55 trail graps with no rubbin

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2" RC level, 20x9 fuel beasts on 305/50/20 nitto trail graps. No rubbing, trimming, and rides great. Did notice a little loss in pep, but comes with the territory I guess.

 

 

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For reference this is how my 17 sits with 3" up front and stock rear blocks. Running Nitto 33s

 

 

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