36x15.50
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From: Mt. Pleasant, SC
Check out a member called Trooks2001 he has 36x15.50 on a 6in and 2.5" Spacer. He has some rubbing but I think if you trimmed a little it is very possible. If you wanted zero rubbing however, I would go with a 3" BL and then you could step up to 37's no prob 
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From: GA
ok guys this is kinda what my invision of my truck will look like, but i keep changing it up lol..but i'm pretty satisified w/ the way his looks..mine will be about the same height, stance. only different mods...
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2546200
do u think he has any rubbing, and those tires don't look like 15.50s do they?? im planning on getting the Super Swamper SSRs anyone like those
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2546200
do u think he has any rubbing, and those tires don't look like 15.50s do they?? im planning on getting the Super Swamper SSRs anyone like those
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From: ventura, ca
Originally Posted by f150mudder01
ok guys this is kinda what my invision of my truck will look like, but i keep changing it up lol..but i'm pretty satisified w/ the way his looks..mine will be about the same height, stance. only different mods...
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2546200
do u think he has any rubbing, and those tires don't look like 15.50s do they?? im planning on getting the Super Swamper SSRs anyone like those
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2546200
do u think he has any rubbing, and those tires don't look like 15.50s do they?? im planning on getting the Super Swamper SSRs anyone like those
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From: Beaumont TX
I will say the SSR is just about my favorite tire of them all.
They ride pretty good, are not too loud on the street, off road very well, and I got bout 30K miles out of some.
This will be the tire I go back to after m news Mud Grapplers wear out....and that should not be long...
They ride pretty good, are not too loud on the street, off road very well, and I got bout 30K miles out of some.
This will be the tire I go back to after m news Mud Grapplers wear out....and that should not be long...
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From: baton rouge
I have an 02 SCREW with a 6" fabtech with 35X12.50 and i didn't see it coming but I had rubbing even with just 35's. it was minimal and most of it due to my running boards that soon came off. I had to do some trimming in the front and now I clear and maybe have some room to spare
so you probly won't have any luck with just the fabtech. My original play was to run 36s but the price wasn't right and I guess it paid off cuz i would have had to do a lot more work to make them run the same
so you probly won't have any luck with just the fabtech. My original play was to run 36s but the price wasn't right and I guess it paid off cuz i would have had to do a lot more work to make them run the same
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From: GA
Originally Posted by hartung14
I have an 02 SCREW with a 6" fabtech with 35X12.50 and i didn't see it coming but I had rubbing even with just 35's. it was minimal and most of it due to my running boards that soon came off. I had to do some trimming in the front and now I clear and maybe have some room to spare
so you probly won't have any luck with just the fabtech. My original play was to run 36s but the price wasn't right and I guess it paid off cuz i would have had to do a lot more work to make them run the same
so you probly won't have any luck with just the fabtech. My original play was to run 36s but the price wasn't right and I guess it paid off cuz i would have had to do a lot more work to make them run the same