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Old 11-06-2013, 10:21 PM
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Originally Posted by duckman89
Guys running 20x9 -12 and 35s , did you have to trim any metal on the rear of fender? Also now that you have trimmed how much clearance is there? Reason I ask is I'm wanting to run 2.5 level on 20x12s I know I'm have to run like a 32" a/t tires with this set up but I'm just trying to figure out if itl do with just slight rubbing . If all else fails il add a 3" bl unless somebody makes a smaller bl than that thanks
Here are some picks I took while cutting the metal behind plastic wheel well to fit 35's on -12 offset wheels. I cut the firewall pinch weld out then tack welded remaining metal back together (you could probably get away without tack welding this as it is pretty thick metal in this area). Then I primered bare metal and used a body seam sealer to seal up tight, Then I painted and undercoated this area. Then I had to cut the bottom inside of the fender about 1 and 1/2"s then reattached plastic wheel well to firewall with stainless steel screw to pull plastic against pinch weld area that I removed
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Old 11-06-2013, 10:29 PM
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Here are some more pics
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Old 11-07-2013, 10:52 AM
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I'd like to report that I now have about 30K miles on my Kelly Safari TSRs and they still have about 80% tread.

NEVER had a tire perform this well.
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Ok Folks. I need a hand.

Does anyone have any Photo's of a Leveled F150 on Duratracs With the FX4 20" wheels?

And beyond that, is 285/60/20 the size I should be looking for to do that? looking at a 1.5" level on the front of the FX4, maybe Raptor Blocks in the rear.

I need winter tires in New England, but my Scorpions are also fairly toasted, so I'd just like to get one tire that can do everything.
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Headed to the shop in a bit to get my bilsteins installed along with a set of fuel trophys on 295-55r20 toyo at2s. Truck is a 2012 fx2 crew cab. Will post pics when done.

What position did you all do on your bilsteins? Woukd the highest setting work?
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Default 35's on my F-150

Here is a pic of my new tires. Was able to run 35's on my level 2012 Lariat. Leveling kit and 295/70-18 Nitto Terra Grapplers.
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Old 11-07-2013, 07:41 PM
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HELLO...just bought a 2010 f150 xlt 4x4 supercab with 10k miles on it !!!! love it... anyhow i already have a 2.5 in auto spring leveling kit with 3in block for rear (uninstalled)... found the wheels i want //they are monster edition ds645 18x9 5.71 back spacing and 18mm offset // looking to get 295/70/18 nitto trail grapplers.....Will i have issues will they rub/stick out too far etc. --- ihave read to page 47 and almost threw up any pics or same setup please and thank you
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You shouldn't have any problem. Here is mine with 295/70/18 nitto trail grapplers

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Default LT275/65-18E On Method Race Wheels +18 Offset

Sorry for the foggy pics. We have a storm rolling through. I needed something that would increase my tow/haul ability and this is what I came up with. Michelin LT275/65-18E M/S2's on 18 X 9 Method Race Wheels. The truck is 2WD at bone stock height.

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This is a true truck wheel. 4100 pound wheel capacity, 3600 on the tires.

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+18mm Offset widens the stance but reduced the clearance to a minimum 1/2 inch at the critical spots. That was as close as I wanted to be.


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Originally Posted by scottsglock17
You shouldn't have any problem. Here is mine with 295/70/18 nitto trail grapplers

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BTW your truck looks sic.... i see you have two trucks listed at bottom which one is pictured?... do you know the back spacing of either/both of theses wheels ? any side pics so i could see how much they stick out.. and you had no problems with th +15mm 18x9 wheels ????


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