33's, 20's, leveling kit..all on a black FX2
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thanks a lot guys, i'm really happy with the way it turned out. there are only a handful of FX2's on this site that aren't still at stock ride height, and of those, most are lowered. i get soooo many compliments around town saying it has a "tough" look to it, and i cant help but agree.
not sure on the bs of the wheels but when i get home i'll find out for you
not sure on the bs of the wheels but when i get home i'll find out for you
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I believe the back spacing (BS) on those should be 6.25" with a 32mm offset.
I'd like to see a perfectly "front on" picture to see the width of the tire as compared to the rest of the truck ... along with how much they stick out (if at all).
Dang you ... just when I was about to pull the trigger on some 275/60R20's, now I may have to consider the 305/55R20's again.
I'd like to see a perfectly "front on" picture to see the width of the tire as compared to the rest of the truck ... along with how much they stick out (if at all).
Dang you ... just when I was about to pull the trigger on some 275/60R20's, now I may have to consider the 305/55R20's again.
