Need some pics!! 2wd w/ 33's
03-08-2009, 11:30 AM
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03-10-2009, 09:51 PM
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Well here are the results
Before & after in the attachments...
It's alright, better than it was, but I think it needs a bit more height...it's not necessarily a big lifter truck I'm after, but one that's well proportioned. Before were too small tires for the wheelwells, now they're a bit too big for the height. Arg. Anyway I'm not unhappy, I just don't think it's the end product.
OK. So thoughts on a bodylift if the truck's going to be worked? Add a leaf?? I don't want blocks..
Before & after in the attachments...
It's alright, better than it was, but I think it needs a bit more height...it's not necessarily a big lifter truck I'm after, but one that's well proportioned. Before were too small tires for the wheelwells, now they're a bit too big for the height. Arg. Anyway I'm not unhappy, I just don't think it's the end product.
OK. So thoughts on a bodylift if the truck's going to be worked? Add a leaf?? I don't want blocks..
03-10-2009, 10:12 PM
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Well here are the results
Before & after in the attachments...
It's alright, better than it was, but I think it needs a bit more height...it's not necessarily a big lifter truck I'm after, but one that's well proportioned. Before were too small tires for the wheelwells, now they're a bit too big for the height. Arg. Anyway I'm not unhappy, I just don't think it's the end product.
OK. So thoughts on a bodylift if the truck's going to be worked? Add a leaf?? I don't want blocks..
Before & after in the attachments...
It's alright, better than it was, but I think it needs a bit more height...it's not necessarily a big lifter truck I'm after, but one that's well proportioned. Before were too small tires for the wheelwells, now they're a bit too big for the height. Arg. Anyway I'm not unhappy, I just don't think it's the end product.
OK. So thoughts on a bodylift if the truck's going to be worked? Add a leaf?? I don't want blocks..
03-11-2009, 09:54 AM
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Right on, thanks for that - i think I'll avoid the bl. Maybe go for an a.a.l., especially because I haul a trailer a lot. I hooked it up last night and it actually looks fine with the weight of the trailer, but I know as soon as I put a skid of brick in the back it's going to sink the back way down.
03-11-2009, 12:44 PM
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Hey all - I'll be god dammed if I haven't been searching, googling and clicking through the forums for 4 days straight now for a pic. Here's my situation:
2008 f150 2wd. I've ordered a leveling kit, being installed next week, but I need to know which tires to put on. I know I CAN fit 33x12.5x17's under it, but does it look proportionate? I'm not trying to build an offroad rig, obviously, it's a 2wd...but man they come stock with some small tires. I'm just trying to make it look good.
Long story long: Can someone show me a pic or two of their 2wd truck, levelled w. 33x12.5 tires??????
Preemptive self-flame - "why you putting big tires on a 2wd blah blah blah" Just for looks mmkay
2008 f150 2wd. I've ordered a leveling kit, being installed next week, but I need to know which tires to put on. I know I CAN fit 33x12.5x17's under it, but does it look proportionate? I'm not trying to build an offroad rig, obviously, it's a 2wd...but man they come stock with some small tires. I'm just trying to make it look good.
Long story long: Can someone show me a pic or two of their 2wd truck, levelled w. 33x12.5 tires??????
Preemptive self-flame - "why you putting big tires on a 2wd blah blah blah" Just for looks mmkay
07-10-2009, 05:51 AM
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Hi. My name is Tomas and Im new here. I have an 07 F-150 XL 2wd. I want to know if adding a leveling kit and bigger tires will help me out in the field when Im hunting. Im was thinking about getting a 4x4 but if this will work I would go this route because I love my truck and plus I just bought it years ago. When putting a leveling kit on the truck do I need to do anything to the rear end of the truck also? If anyone can help me out I would appreciate it. Thanks