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6” BDS kit #1803H

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On 6/6/2021 at 3:05 PM, Tboykin51 said:

Have a 2020 1500 RST. Stock suspension. Looking at putting a 3.5” - 4” kit on the truck.. want to run an aggressive looking 35” tire on stock 20” wheels but don’t want serious rub.. anyone running a similar setup? Any pictures out there? 

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Just posted a pic with a similar setup. 4 inch Ready Lift with 35/11.5/R20

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Anyone have pictures of an Elevation with non black wheels? I'm hoping to swap mine out on my cardinal red sierra.

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On 9/25/2021 at 10:39 PM, Billynstephanie said:

Went from 18’s to 20’s

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What did you do with the 18"s??  Still have them?  Color, style, etc? Curious.

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8 hours ago, Abacabb said:

No spacer was needed with this, right? Beautiful setup btw.

 

Correct. Thank you,

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On 9/30/2021 at 8:33 AM, HotChiliRam said:

Stock height stock rims, just installed a set of 305/55 20 Toyo AT II, no rub but it barely clears the upper A arm.IMG_8622.thumb.jpeg.9895f6151866cbd199332e6376823523.jpeg

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Welcome to the site.

 

Very nice truck, for some reason I really like the license plate too!!!

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Thank you, why do you like the license plate??

Last week I installed a 2” lift, I think I’m going to a a inch more in the front and I already bought a set of 1,5” wheel spacers (Hub Centered).

 

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39 minutes ago, HotChiliRam said:

Thank you, why do you like the license plate??

Last week I installed a 2” lift, I think I’m going to a a inch more in the front and I already bought a set of 1,5” wheel spacers (Hub Centered).

 

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like the shape compared to the USA versions, plus the letter number combo looks like it could be RPO codes for your truck.

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On 9/8/2021 at 2:21 PM, putz173 said:

Fuel Beast 20" 285/60/18  +20mm offset (flush fit) , 21 trailboss, very very slight rub at full lock going in reverse touching the top edge of the mud flap, cut 2" of the flat pat of the flap inside the wheelwell off with a dremel and it stopped

 

 

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I would like to see how you got a 285/60/18 tire on a 20 inch wheel.  😆

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22 hours ago, crj19 said:

I would like to see how you got a 285/60/18 tire on a 20 inch wheel.  😆

wheel spacers and blinker fluid

 

lol ill have to change that to 20

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