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jkul21

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jkul21

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Right now my truck is sitting on a 6 in fabtech lift and i am very satisfied with the ride quality paired with my fox 2.0 shocks. Its on 22x12 american forces and 35 boggers at the moment but the boggers will be sold and considering going with a new setup entirely heres the options

 

22x14 forged wheel on 33x12.50r22 Interco M16s

22x12 AF (current) and 33x12.50r22 intorco M16s with a 2 inch spacer

24x12 forged wheel on 33x12.50r24 kuhumo comforsers

 

I know that stretching a 12.50 on a 14 is a bad idea, and yes I live in the Carolinas

Also aware of the issues surrounding IFS and Spacers been there done that replaced the parts a few times so please refrain from restating these things

 

heres a current pic of the rig next to my buddies colorado

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arcasey

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If you are dropping down from a 35" tire to a 33" tire and want to maintain as much ride quality as possible I wouldn't consider 24" rims. I'd stick with the 22" or even drop down to a 20" rim with the 33" tires.

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