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11-06-2013, 03:14 PM

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I think my area is pretty similar to yours with how many people have black wheels! But chrome pitting is one of my biggest issues cause I never clean my wheels, or my truck for that matter haha. I did have chrome 22s for over a long time though.

The 951s look better than the monsters on your truck. Maybe that's because I'm used to seeing them and anything else looks funky, but I dunno. The negative offset looks better too.

Before i went to college and I lived at my parents house I washed my rigs multiple times a week. I even ran a hose from the basement once when the outside hose was frozen hahaha! But now that Im up here and live in an apartment I have no way to wash the chrome during the winter so on go the monsters. I do love the negative offset of the 951s, always have

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11-06-2013, 03:15 PM

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I dont think it will bee too bad.. I kinda like the fat tire look and once i paint my bottom 2tone white and put my black fender flares on it will be pretty sweet but like i said ill put some pics up when its Done

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Im sure you will be fine. Keep an eye on your tire pressure and watch how the tires are wearing and im sure it will be all good

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11-06-2013, 04:17 PM

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I'm sure it'll look great, Bignasty! I just saw a lifted 2wd with 37s at Home Depot. And his ball joints are literally 1/4" from touching his spacer and I can see where they're rubbing, so yours aren't even that bad! He had the look I'm after though, almost exactly what I want.

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11-06-2013, 08:28 PM

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Ya mine aint too bad but im in dire need of new rear shocks.. Im pretty sure they are streched to the max ha but i got a call from were i got all my stuff from and they said the toyo mt's are on nation wide backorder!? So i got nitto trails instead

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11-06-2013, 10:16 PM

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I guess the back ordered deal proves Deacon's point! Those Trail Grapps are very similar though

These SOBs are stretched pretty good

But it's high

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11-06-2013, 11:17 PM

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Is that his truck? OP are those M16s?

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11-06-2013, 11:30 PM

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That's a random truck I saw today, but those are 37x13.5 M16s.

That's about how high I want mine, but I don't know what his lift set up is. I don't recognize the crossmember and couldn't find it on the googlie. And then I think he has Quicklifts too. It just seem much bigger than 8-8.5" for a 2wd

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