After getting the lift on and realizing that i couldnt use stock rims because they would hit the lower control arm when turning, i got it all strightened out.
Heres a few pics i thought i would share, let me know what you think
just a 6" procomp stage 2 lift
I need to do the aal



enjoy

 

nice but need to upgrade to 35's

 

For the amount i paid for those tires there just fine, when there worn out i will get 35's of course.

 

i was amazed looking at your first picture that that had to be the tallest looking 6 inch lift id ever seen, then i realized they werent 35's. great looking truck. cant wait to see it with bigger tires when its time.

 

Truck looks great man!! I don't think those tires look bad, that looks like a pretty good stance from what I can tell, besides, can't pass up good deals when they come along! That's why I got 38's instead of 40's. I'm glad to see it turned out good for ya though, just get some mud on there and you'll be all set.

 

I'm sure it will see mud here in the field shortly when the weather decides to cool down and rain a bit!

 

what kind of rims are those I like em...lift looks good man!

 

vision wheels, raptor 372's
I wanted somethin different and i havnt seen anyone on here with these wheels, well that i know of.
Visionwheel.com is the website you can see there wheels.

 

Looks good!

 

Looks really good

 

looks great but once you go up to a bigger tire size you should just crank your coilovers up about 2in.s and get 37's instead of 35's.

 

Just out of curiosity, how much did you pay for the PC stage II and where did ya get it. If you don't mind me asking. I want the same I think.

 

looks good

wen those tires wear down , crank up the coil-overs and run 37's as Dillon mentioned

take off the pin stripe and 4x4 decals , it will clean up the truck nicely

 

^^Agreed. Looks killer though as it is now. At least they aren't regular all seasons.

 

I went through a local shop around here, ended up paying $2,450, but 4wheelonline had some decent prices too.
As far as cranking the coilovers, that sounds pretty good with the aal.
And thanks for the compliments