Aftermarket Wheel PICTURE Thread
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Husker (10-26-2016)
#146
Turbo --> :-)
I will order my wheels and tires around February, because now I just spent $1200 for a set of studded Nokian Hakka 8 and $130 for winter mats. Winter is coming fast here :-(
If you want 35'', the offset will be important. Stay away from the 0 or negative offset wheels, they will rub. It depends also what width you will select.
I'm going with a 305/65/18 or 305/70/17 and the wheel offset will be around 18 and 20. They should be flush with the fenders. I don't want them outside of the fenders.
One advantage we have with a RCSB, is that we don't have a front crash bar, so more room for tires.
#147
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If you want 35'', the offset will be important. Stay away from the 0 or negative offset wheels, they will rub. It depends also what width you will select.
I'm going with a 305/65/18 or 305/70/17 and the wheel offset will be around 18 and 20. They should be flush with the fenders. I don't want them outside of the fenders.
One advantage we have with a RCSB, is that we don't have a front crash bar, so more room for tires.
I'm going with a 305/65/18 or 305/70/17 and the wheel offset will be around 18 and 20. They should be flush with the fenders. I don't want them outside of the fenders.
One advantage we have with a RCSB, is that we don't have a front crash bar, so more room for tires.
I'm thinking a 1.5 Level instead of 2.0-2.5 that most go with. It would seem that the Weight 4516# of a Reg cab vs 4895# (+380#) of a Screw + Wheelbase 122.4" vs 145" (+22.6) & overall length of 209.3" vs 231.9" (22.6) should mean we wouldn't have to use as much level/lift to obtain the same results. What do ya think about my thoughts?...Maybe I should start a thread asking about my theory.
Last edited by Husker; 10-28-2016 at 04:48 PM.
#148
I just received a quote from America's tire on 20x9 Fuel vapor DDT machine finish and BFG KO2 in 275/60 and they are $212 and $275 respectively. $2,054.06 with tax and full tire warranty. Is that a good deal? From my other searches it seems pretty dam fair!