18's or 20's
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04-24-2007, 11:49 AM
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18's or 20's
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Thanks for the input on the levelizing kit. Does it require a brain surgeon to install this or should I let the professionals do it? Also, I have looked at the 20" OEM rims for my truck Vs the 18" which will have the better ride and more agressive look with larger tires.
Thanks for the input on the levelizing kit. Does it require a brain surgeon to install this or should I let the professionals do it? Also, I have looked at the 20" OEM rims for my truck Vs the 18" which will have the better ride and more agressive look with larger tires.
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04-25-2007, 05:01 PM
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I installed my leveling kit myself, wasn't bad. And I had the ProComp one which required taking the spring assembly apart. Stick with the AutoSpring (you should see a million links on this site) and do it yourself. With everything its hard the first time. Once your done you will be the master...
On the tires, its all about preference.. Do what you like.
Good luck
On the tires, its all about preference.. Do what you like.
Good luck
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04-25-2007, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by mccart125
I installed my leveling kit myself, wasn't bad. And I had the ProComp one which required taking the spring assembly apart. Stick with the AutoSpring (you should see a million links on this site) and do it yourself. With everything its hard the first time. Once your done you will be the master...
On the tires, its all about preference.. Do what you like.
Good luck
On the tires, its all about preference.. Do what you like.
Good luck