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18 minutes ago, firedab said:

Yup, those are the wheel and tire specs, and no leveling kit, but I did turn the keys (bolts) two turns, have about an inch difference between front and rear. I’m going to work on mud flaps tomorrow, I’ll post when I get them done.

How does it ride?

 

Did you buy a bumper spacing kit or do a DIY?

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Ride is similar, you can feel the bumps a bit more, nothing crazy. Not much louder with the Nittos either. I did the DIY route, may change them out for the actual kit, but it works...

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So I bought the wider OEM mudflats and they are actually 2 pieces in the front. I took them apart and heated up the edge and folded it a bit to make it look better. So far so good, does not appear to be rubbing.IMG_5346.thumb.jpeg.5143f38f928f28f73971dbbb30b696da.jpeg

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2 hours ago, firedab said:

So I bought the wider OEM mudflats and they are actually 2 pieces in the front. I took them apart and heated up the edge and folded it a bit to make it look better. So far so good, does not appear to be rubbing.IMG_5346.thumb.jpeg.5143f38f928f28f73971dbbb30b696da.jpeg

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Can you give me the part number for those?

 

thanks 

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Bought them with my points thru GM accessories website, not sure part numbers.

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Yup, that's them... They come riveted together, so I drilled out the rivets and attached just the back section. 

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3 hours ago, JayZed said:

22x12 with 37x13.5x22 Nittos

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That looks great... what lift? and what offset are your wheels?

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20 hours ago, gSwift said:

That looks great... what lift? and what offset are your wheels?

7" RC lift with 22x12 -44 Hostile Alphas

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On 11/15/2020 at 4:50 AM, firedab said:

So I bought the wider OEM mudflats and they are actually 2 pieces in the front. I took them apart and heated up the edge and folded it a bit to make it look better. So far so good, does not appear to be rubbing.IMG_5346.thumb.jpeg.5143f38f928f28f73971dbbb30b696da.jpeg

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can you post pics slightly further out from the truck?

would like to see how the entire flap looks

thanks

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On 12/13/2020 at 10:36 AM, kylant said:

 

can you post pics slightly further out from the truck?

would like to see how the entire flap looks

thanks

 

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