looks great

 

Looks really good man

 

looks goood man , its gonna be sick on 40's, i wanna do 40s sooo bad but ill just sas instead **** ifs i hate it

 

someone with some brains

 

I agree, but boy are they going to look good. How much you think your going to get out of your coilovers, 2-2.5"?

 

hahah yeah i hate my ifs with a passion !!!

 

Apparently nothing because I physically can't crank them. I may try pulling them off the truck and see if it's easier on a bench.

 

Man that sucks, good luck with it. As you mentioned, getting them off would probably will make life easier. Taking the load off alone will probably help. I am assuming you need to (or at least makes it easier) if you compress the spring?

 

In the meantime, I just trimmed the valance and test fitted a tire. It should work...it will just be tight.

 

u cant crank them ?, i cranked mine while they were on my truck i jus jacked up the front end , use sum muscle

 

I must be a guuuurllly maaaahhn. bwb70- I sent you a PM.

 

tires look awesome man

 

Dem is some big ole' tires! Looking forward to see them mounted up.

 

Here are some pics I took yesterday. It was 6 degrees out so I didn't take anything worth while. But at least you can see how they look. In my opinion they are too big. I definitely need another 2 inches. I'm thinking about actually cranking my coilovers and 2" shackles. Once it gets above freezing...I'll take some more pics.

I went down to the local tractor tie place and they put equal in to balance them. They ride pretty smooth except for 48-53ish mph. Then I have a little shutter in the wheel. They left the old wheel weights on...not sure if that's the problem. I'm hoping it's not my tie rods again...that would suck.

Everything aligned ok...other than the technician fully locking my wheel when he turned in. It pulled off the bottom of my passenger fender flare. There was no damage...they replaced the plastic rivets and all is now good.

 

Nice man! I like that look a lot. Neat to see a 2004+ truck with more tire then wheel. Seems the fad now is 20"+ wheels with rubber band tires on them. Nice work.