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20 hours ago, MgoBlue said:

Is that stock or leveled or lifted on your set ip

Hey, its leveled. I have the ready lift 2' sst lift kit on the front only. Got it mainly to just level out the truck

 

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On 7/7/2021 at 9:28 AM, PureZ71 said:

Hey, its leveled. I have the ready lift 2' sst lift kit on the front only. Got it mainly to just level out the truck

 

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Thanks, ordered a set of the Fuel D750s (same style all black) for my 35X12.5 bfg ko2s. Will be selling my stock wheels wth the black lug nuts and center caps.

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On 7/15/2019 at 2:09 AM, GJM32387 said:

Fuel Rebel 20x10 -18 Offset
No spacers
Nitto Ridge Grappler 295/55/20
Factory Trailboss Suspension
Slight Rub on mudflap on full lock.

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Truck looks great!  Are you sure that's factory suspension?  Looks perfectly level.  Did you drop the back?

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Hello All from Chile.

 

Here is my setup for 2021 Silverado Trail Boss LT:

 

- 35x12,5R18 Maxxis Razr MT on stock wheel.
- 2" Wheel spacers.
- 2" Body Armor leveling kit.
- Fox IFP 2" Shocks.
- Camburg Upper Control Arms.

- Trimmed mud flaps (Needs more trimming, still rubbing in full turn and flexing).

 

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On 7/13/2021 at 5:45 PM, Chad Nelson said:

Such a horrible thing to do to a truck

In your opinion! Who cares...it's his money and can do what he wants. I grew up in Norcal and we lowered and lifted trucks all the time. To each their own, stop hating.

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On 6/20/2021 at 2:53 PM, PureZ71 said:

Replaced my stock 18's with 2' spacers for a set of Fuel Block D751 (18X9, -12 offset). I believe this offset is just the perfect amount for these trucks.

 

http://www.fueloffroad.com/wheel/14570/fuel-1-piece-wheels-block-d751/?finishID=4434&lugs=6

 

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Any rubbing with the -12 offset?  I'm thinking about some Fuels in 17x9 with the -12 offset for my 21 Silverado 1500 and wanted to make sure they would clear the calipers and no rub

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On 7/14/2021 at 11:53 PM, jeter33 said:

In your opinion! Who cares...it's his money and can do what he wants. I grew up in Norcal and we lowered and lifted trucks all the time. To each their own, stop hating.

Yes, that’s his opinion, and he has every right to state his opinion no matter how much you may disagree or not like it.

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23 hours ago, paxamus said:

Any rubbing with the -12 offset?  I'm thinking about some Fuels in 17x9 with the -12 offset for my 21 Silverado 1500 and wanted to make sure they would clear the calipers and no rub

Not exactly sure because I had removed my mud flaps and the bracket behind them  before due to my previous setup (Stock wheels + 2" spacers). They will for sure clear the calipers. But -12 is just the perfect amount IMO.

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