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From: Elmira
Originally Posted by Mantic
I'll have to give that site a look after work. And that's good to know I can fit larger wheels.
With the 315/70/17 does it give you tire to much of a cramped look. As in the tire is to far out past the wheel.
And I dunno; unless that ford is perfectly centered in the middle I don't think I can do it. How does it mount?
With the 315/70/17 does it give you tire to much of a cramped look. As in the tire is to far out past the wheel.
And I dunno; unless that ford is perfectly centered in the middle I don't think I can do it. How does it mount?
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From: Corinth,MS
Only time my tires rub is when I'm turned all the way. I have it flexed out a lot the tired never rub anything I will post up some pics later. They might hit the inner fender of the bed but not enough to matter
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From: Corinth,MS
Here is a few pics flexing the rear. And I also have 3 inch block in the rear with t bars cranked up on the front really give the trucks a more aggressive look tho. Well I think it does anyways lol
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From: Newtown PA
Originally Posted by 1999f1504x4
The sides get trimmed down and they mount anyway you like. I sell them as the flat piece.
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From: Elmira
I have a picture of the 04-08 style grill on a white truck but not the 97-03. And they can be mounted anyway you want. Most People weld bolts on the back and use washers and nuts to bolt it to the grill.