That KR with the black 22" rims look very nice but I think the 24 is too.... much in my opinion.

 

the rims chop...means they look like they are chopping up the street with blades

 

Nothing personal, but real cowboys don't do bling or grills. 22" & 24" wheels that look more like salad makers might go better on the Lincoln F150. But if we all liked the same horse, it wouldn't be much of a race.

 

 

damn dem are some donks yo

 

I never claimed to be a cowboy......just a good ol southern FSU boy....and we ride 24"s

 

Saw your truck today when I was leaving work, you were turning off of pullin onto monroe at about 7. I was in the green king ranch I was going to give ya tha nod but was on the phone.Truck looks good, I had a white f150 on 26's before I got this one. Fun times with the white boy ridin big at famu homecoming.

 

same here, anything bigger than 18's are too big IMO, and i really dont like chrome, but its your truck, and im sure they're impressive to look at seein how big they are

 

 

 

TWENTY-SIXES? Certainly no cut on you, but I'll never get it. Why put that little itty bit of rubber around the rim anyway? Why not just ride on the rim? To me, it would be like marrying supermodel with a sex change... sure, it may look good, but it rides like crap.

 

The ride really was not all that bad, sure when trying to dive down a road that is not paved all that well its another story but other than that I had no problems. Plus its all in how you wanna ride, diffrent strokes for diffrent folks. But as I said the ride was not that bad and I like the way big rims looked on the truck. Pot holes are a killer though seeing as how the rims were 2 grand a piece and the tires were almost as much. I would avoid anything bigger than a penny on the road.Thats back when money was not an issue though. Damn growing up, and responsibilty.

 

Do you attend FAMU?

 

no but a had a few friends on the team when i had the truck.

 

For what my opinion is worth, it at least needs larger brakes with more stopping power, 24" rims have a lot more rotational inertia than your factory wheel, you'll stop longer and wear out brakes faster, just be aware..

I like the look but it's not for me, the stock 18s are big enough.. I sleep easier knowing I can curb a tire or run something in the road over if it's necessary.