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Old 12-06-2012, 06:25 PM
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Had my new rims and rubber installed this afternoon...love em

I went with Ballistic Wizard 18x9 and 325/65/18s Nitto Terra's

I do have a 2" leveling kit on and they do rub a bit at full lock but I can deal with it.











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Looks good. Is there a reason you have two different tail lights?
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Looks good. Is there a reason you have two different tail lights?

thanks... yeah my secretary backed into my truck and broke the lens and I haven't sprayed it yet
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so after driving for a few days I will have to do some trimming to the fender flares on both sides. The tires are rubbing on the rear bottom part of it. I had to do this on my old lifted xterra so not a big deal.
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I have 325/60r18, so does that mean your tires are a little wider?
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How would you trim that? I'm just wondering cause I plan on getting those exact rim and tire specs, and I haven't taken an in depth look at the rear of my front wheel wells yet.
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Also how what offset are those rims?
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I have 325/60r18, so does that mean your tires are a little wider?
Taller.
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