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Here are some offroading pics from yesterday. The rear tire is completly off the ground by an inch or 2. I wish I was able to get videos but it got dark quick.
33/12.5? are those on the stock rims? they look like stock but painted black. cause i have the stock ones like yours but their 15x6 and i have 30x9.5 on the back, could i put bigger? (not worried about rubbing)
33/12.5? are those on the stock rims? they look like stock but painted black. cause i have the stock ones like yours but their 15x6 and i have 30x9.5 on the back, could i put bigger? (not worried about rubbing)
Ya 33x12.5R15. Yes it is stock wheels. 15x6. I powder coated them black a while back. Yes you could put bigger on the wheels. As far as wide yes you go more,12.5 may be the Max. The shop was willing to try, others may not. As far as tall it depends on what lift, ect you got.
Originally Posted by Bump
I like how even the body is twisting as well. the pin striping doesnt line up! haha
tell me it went back to normal when you drove off!
LOL! Ya it is normal now. That is what happeneds when the bed is frame mounted and the cab has rubber mounts, and not to mention the frame flex. I wish the frame was fully boxed and not just the front section, who knows how much it would weigh though.
Last edited by Crazy4x4RT; Oct 8, 2010 at 02:39 AM.
Here is one more pic. It is at work, but you can see the mud line. Just above the winch mount. It was a blast. There was one ditch I got into that I got stuck in. I had my friend come in front so I could winch out. Then I noticed it wasn't in 4wd. LOL. Shifted and it pulled it self out easy.