New User With some????
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01-23-2007, 07:42 PM
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New User With Tire and level Question
Hi Everyone!
Im new to the site and had a couple of quick questions. I just bought on 07 screw 4x4. I wanted to level it and put on bigger tires.
1. I was wondering if I gain any advantage by using leveling shocks such as Bilstein 5100s over just a spacer leveling kit. I didnt know if that would place less pressure on the u-joints etc, or if its not worth the money.
2. I wanted to keep my stock 20s that came with my truck and was wondering what a good trire selection would be. I was wondering what would be the widest tire I could go with witout sticking out of the wheel wells. I was oping for some 305/55/20 Nitto TGs. I just dont want to mess up my new black paint.
Thanks so much for the help and comments are appreciated
Im new to the site and had a couple of quick questions. I just bought on 07 screw 4x4. I wanted to level it and put on bigger tires.
1. I was wondering if I gain any advantage by using leveling shocks such as Bilstein 5100s over just a spacer leveling kit. I didnt know if that would place less pressure on the u-joints etc, or if its not worth the money.
2. I wanted to keep my stock 20s that came with my truck and was wondering what a good trire selection would be. I was wondering what would be the widest tire I could go with witout sticking out of the wheel wells. I was oping for some 305/55/20 Nitto TGs. I just dont want to mess up my new black paint.
Thanks so much for the help and comments are appreciated
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01-23-2007, 08:11 PM
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welcome to the site! 
1.) no, the longer coilovers will only potentially provide a softer ride- the stresses and angles of the upper and lower control arms will be similar to those with leveling kit use.
2.)you can keep your stock 20s- you wont stick out at all as long as you keep the stock wheels- tire size, generally with only a leveling kit, leveling shocks, the max tire diameter can be from 33-35"
1.) no, the longer coilovers will only potentially provide a softer ride- the stresses and angles of the upper and lower control arms will be similar to those with leveling kit use.
2.)you can keep your stock 20s- you wont stick out at all as long as you keep the stock wheels- tire size, generally with only a leveling kit, leveling shocks, the max tire diameter can be from 33-35"
