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What do ya think about my new rims and tires? I paid $300. for all of them. Two tires are about 40% two have 75% tread. Not too bad of a deal. Now I have to spend some money on a lift. Darn It :lol: :shh:
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Looks good, but the axle looks a little bent. :D
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They look good. Sorry they didnt have any big ones left :D I think your right, Its lift time.
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not a bad wheel and tire combo. very goog price on bf goodrich A/T ko.
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Not bad for the money. It's definatly time for a lift. :)
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I put 2 of them on to see what they looked like. I like them. The pic isn't real good because the truck is in the shade. I will take some more later when the sun hits them.
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They look like they will clear now that you have them on. Maybe not in a field bouncing around but on the street it looks like they might. Probably cant turn the wheel from stop to stop but give it a try. They sure look good on it.
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I am going to put a lift on for sure. I am leaning towards a four or six inch lift. I found a place here in Utah that makes the leaf springs. so no blocks for my truck. Also I am thinking about an aluminum diamond flat bed for the truck. what do ya all think?
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You could trim the fenders, and lift it 2-3" if you really wanted too.
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I like flat beds my self, an aluminum flatbed would look good imo,
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I was thinking the same thing. I figured It would cost just as much to fix the bed as it would be to buy the flat bed. The bed is pretty messed up.
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I found some nice flat beds with side skirts and a nice tool box behind the cab.
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I prefer the under the bed tool boxes that go under the bed, behind the cab in front of the rear wheel. I had a flat bed years ago that had 2 fuel belly tanks under the bed. I liked them then but filling them up now would take winning the lottery :lol: Mine was a 10 foot flat bed and I had a bed mounted tool box. Still had 8 foot of bed left, that was nice. The truck came as cab and chassis so I think the wheel base was longer like a Super Camper Special.
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Thats what I meant under the bed.
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