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Not today but couple days ago.. Mkw off-road M203. 20*9 +1 stock 275/60r20 tires 901e6fa629a78942223e680b60f431e8.jpgd57d60f8b231bdadd63a37509db93f61.jpg2e8c70f295d50fb50afe38b3589ab27a.jpg

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I know the K2 guys have one of these threads so I figured we should too. Think it’d be useful for others. Post pics of your setup! Make sure to add specs of the wheels/tires, spacers, suspension, rubb

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Method NV 305 18x9 -12 Offset Cooper Discoverer S/T Maxx 295/70/18 1.5 Level (Trailboss) Slight Rub on mudflap on full lock.   

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Caliper clearance!

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24” wheels on 305’s


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2019 on a 2" readylift level
Wheels : Fuel Tech 20x9 +1 offset
Tires 305/55/20 (33x12.5") Nitto ridge grapplers


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2019 on a 2" readylift level
Wheels : Fuel Tech 20x9 +1 offset
Tires 305/55/20 (33x12.5") Nitto ridge grapplers


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Looks good! How do you like those tires and how do they ride? They’re the p metric ones correct? I had a set of the 305/55/20 Xl Terra Grapplers and looking to go to the ridges.

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Looks good! How do you like those tires and how do they ride? They’re the p metric ones correct? I had a set of the 305/55/20 Xl Terra Grapplers and looking to go to the ridges.

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I have just under 100 miles on them right now. But thus far I like them. Honestly quieter than the duratracs that are on my farther in laws trail boss. I'm not sure about p metric? I opted for the LT vs E rating for the ride quality.


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Running 275/60/20 BFG KO2s on OEM 20s for now. Thinking of getting 20x10 Fuel Mavericks down the line 

 

 

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I have just under 100 miles on them right now. But thus far I like them. Honestly quieter than the duratracs that are on my farther in laws trail boss. I'm not sure about p metric? I opted for the LT vs E rating for the ride quality.

 

 

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Good deal - the LT and E are the same, the P metric is an XL 4 ply tire. By the sidewall of yours you have the P metric since it says 305/55R20 instead of LT305/55R20.

 

P metric will ride quite a bit better and is about 14lbs lighter per tire. Should help on fuel as welll.

 

 

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5 hours ago, BlackRST said:

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2019 on a 2" readylift level
Wheels : Fuel Tech 20x9 +1 offset
Tires 305/55/20 (33x12.5") Nitto ridge grapplers


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Any trimming/modifications needed for clearance?

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15 hours ago, afterburner82 said:

Any trimming/modifications needed for clearance?

I haven't had to  do any trimming/modifications. It only rubbers slightly at full lock. Which for me is rare. I also feel like after a few thousand miles the tread wear will give me a bit more clearance. I did take the mud flap off to look more into the mod that has been discussed on here about removing a metal bracket but wasn't really sure on what to remove haha. All in all I would recommend this set up, the size is perfect for 1'' of poke, enough to notice it but not obnoxious. The nittos ride amazing, barely any round noise, less than the duratracs thats for sure.  

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On 5/21/2020 at 2:48 PM, afterburner82 said:

Just leveled my 19 at4 yesterday with the RC kit now need more tire or wheel and tire I have the 18’s with duratracs. How big can I go with the stock wheels or what’s the recommendation of I upgrade to 20 inch aftermarket. I do tow a 18 foot car trailer with a VW Jetta on it regularly in the summer months to car shows. Any help would be great. Thanks. 

 

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On 4/22/2020 at 10:08 AM, loud_pipes said:

ReadyLift SST, Atturo Blade XT 305/55/20 (33x12.5), Moto Metal MO970 20x10 with 0 offset

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I'm looking at using the exact same setup but not sure if I'll be able to get into my work garage after the change.  Any chance you can tell me what you height is from ground to highest point on your truck?  My work garage says it's 7 feet but I barely get in their now and parking somewhere else isn't an option.

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I'm looking at using the exact same setup but not sure if I'll be able to get into my work garage after the change.  Any chance you can tell me what you height is from ground to highest point on your truck?  My work garage says it's 7 feet but I barely get in their now and parking somewhere else isn't an option.


I’m at about 6’9” to the top of the shark fin antenna.


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14 hours ago, loud_pipes said:

 


I’m at about 6’9” to the top of the shark fin antenna.


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Thanks!  That helped alot.  Just ordered the SST Kit.  

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No problem, good luck. The install of the SST is not bad at all. Worst part is compressing the strut springs to put in the strut spacers. I did mine on my garage floor, took about 5 hours (mainly due to fighting with the springs - I needed a stronger compressor).


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On 5/19/2020 at 7:00 PM, Bud On 28s said:

 

No photo shop, this is the photo of the truck in the shop getting them installed to see the before and after. We rolled it up to compare To stock size

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Those look nice!! Now that's my kind of RIDE! I stayed with 22's right now but bigger wheels are in the future. I have a buddy with 18 Escalade on 26's.  Looks amazing.  

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