Those wheels are sweet. Stil needa to be lowered in thr rear :P

 

Yah what he said!

 

Looks good. Have you thought about lowering the rear down a bit?











































j/k

 

raise the front

 

looks good and all but sort of reminds me of a donk

 

guess he's used to hearing bout how much better it'd look...?

donkish it tis 23s sittin tall son. j/k but its still nice lookin

 

Those would be 26's these are Saleen 23's, lol. I love it. Thanks for all the compliments

 

Donk doesn't mean a certain #

 

Lol I'm just playin with u as long as u don't add a mc donalds theme or wendys your alright lol

 

 

I think trucks with 22's or bigger look retarded at stock ride height. Get an airbag assist kit and lowering the back won't affect your ability to tow or haul at all.

 

Heck mine is now dropped 4-6 on 24s and I have a 20ft car hauler and all I use is a load equalizer hitch. But when it comes to pulling my 32ft enclosed race car trailer I let my 06 f350 handle that duty lol

 

I feel you guys but I'm cool. If I drop it 2" in the rear when I go to tow it may make my truck look like its sagging and I don't want that. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. I absouletly don't want to lower

 

If that's all you're worried about, how often do you tow? And what do you tow? When I put my dad's 21 ft. Triton fish-n-ski on my truck with the shackles, it didn't sag at all. Handled it very well, and that's on leafs that have 108k on them. Fords are very good about not sagging under load. Chevys on the other hand...
...But if you just like the rake, I say keep it how it is. Don't let other people persuade you into doing something you don't want. It's still a good looking truck regardless

 

May I suggest amp research power steps