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Old 03-03-2015, 01:21 PM
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They aren't stretched. My sidewalls are perfectly flat. 12.5" tires on 12" rims. People that stretch use 14" wheels and 12.5" tires. A 20x10 wheel on a 12.5" tire would give round side walls. I'll post a close up.



Originally Posted by goneFXcrazy
Bilsteins. Not spacers. You're just creating another breaking point with spacers. As the wheels travels the coilovers get torqued outward or inward slightly, the bucket and the top of the coilspring are designed to take that flex. Adding a spacer in there completely changes how it flexes and puts you at a greater risk for issues down the road. Plus when Billies are $200 and a spacer is $100 why would you cheap out? Bilsteins ride so much better and actually improve handling.




Agreed. But you paid A LOT for installation. Local Ford was going to do it for $200. Ended up doing it myself but still.




No. Just no. If you want more lift, go Fox 2.0 and crank them to a max of 2.5". You don't want more if you're 4WD.




@Broqsten I'm not a big fan of the stretched tire on crazy offsets. But if you gotta do it, THOSE are definitely the wheels you want to use, looks killer.

So to me, it looks so wrong, but so right.

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I finally pulled the trigger on some new wheels today. Should have taken before and after pics. Had 305/45/22 before. Now 285/60/20
That looks killer! Those wheels set off that truck perfectly.
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Originally Posted by funmoneypit150
Ok, I was set on a spacer but now I am getting interested in the Bilstein's. I can't seem to find them for a '14. Does anyone know who carries them for a '14 (or '15 as they are the same)? I really like the option of just replacing the shock and also changing the height if I don't like it at first. Any help is appreciated.
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Finally got my 2inch level on today. Front is .15" higher than the back, so overall I am pleased. Now just gotta get some meats. The tires on there now are 275 70 18 firestone transforce AT's which are a 33, but highway all terrain.

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They look like they work pretty well with the sidewalls. Fit nicely.
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Originally Posted by funmoneypit150
Ok, I was set on a spacer but now I am getting interested in the Bilstein's. I can't seem to find them for a '14. Does anyone know who carries them for a '14 (or '15 as they are the same)? I really like the option of just replacing the shock and also changing the height if I don't like it at first. Any help is appreciated.
http://www.stage3motorsports.com/FOX...uspension.html
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Some absolute beauty trucks going on in this thread.. I wish everyone would post tire sizes for reference for us lurkers
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Default 2011 F150 Leveled with 35s

First week at the new job. Still love this truck, even after 3 years.






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Originally Posted by rkaminky
First week at the new job. Still love this truck, even after 3 years.






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What size tires and rims afe you running, killer truck by the way!!! Blue Flame is where it's at!!! Right now I'm contemplating 305/55r20 Amp Terrain Master!!
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Originally Posted by festivaboy92
What size tires and rims afe you running, killer truck by the way!!! Blue Flame is where it's at!!! Right now I'm contemplating 305/55r20 Amp Terrain Master!!
285/75r18 Toyo Open Country AT II - 18x8.5 American Outlaw Hollywood (+15 offset)

Thanks man! The blue flame is great. Always looks good, even when its really dirty.
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