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Here's a couple pics from my new tires/wheels and 2.5" top gun customz leveling kit. Wheels are Ultra's w/ 5.5" BS with 25mm offset, tires are 33x12.20x17 Mickey Thompson Baja Claws.

 

No rubbing, front height is 39.5" and rear is 39" to fender wells. Adding 2" more in the rear as soon as the block comes in.

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I like! :lol:

 

Yeah,You definetly need to add those blocks,I had to do the same thing.

Its funny,You add a leveling kit to "level it" and the front ends up higher than the rear!

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Blocks came in this evening, might throw them on tonight. I think I could have gotten away with a little bigger tire. I'll run these out till its time to upgrade.

 

I have about $1,000 in everything. Not too bad

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Please post pics once you install the blocks, I'm working on the same setup. I have the 2.5 leveling kit, a 3inch body, and interested in the rear blocks... Did you go with the superlift rear block kit? I'm gonna try some 35's and a crazy wheel offset hopin its gonna work.... :sigh:

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Blocks came in this evening, might throw them on tonight. I think I could have gotten away with a little bigger tire. I'll run these out till its time to upgrade.

 

I have about $1,000 in everything. Not too bad

Looking good and NOT like everybody else's truck. :sigh:

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Looking good and NOT like everybody else's truck. :sigh:

 

 

That was my thought after seeing the wheels installed, and hardly anyone is running Baja Claws on the new trucks

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Looks fuggin great man! Sounds like you got a great deal on everything as well, Congrats!

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Did you install the leveling kit yourself?

 

Yes, the front took about 1.5 hrs. and rear took 30mins Easy install to me. Only issue was misplacing a nut, when going to reinstall the tie rod.

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I installed my 3" rear blocks this eveing, that gave me 41" to the rear fender well, and 39.5" to the front. I keep the rake with the set up. I'll post pics in the morning. Had to show it off and tear up some mud after I installed the rear blocks

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