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Old Aug 31, 2009 | 10:56 PM
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I'm wanting to get some new wheels and tires for the D. I'm wanting to get the biggest tires possible (32s when D is lifted 2inches i believe), and have them wider than stock. I also love the offset look that Duranged(?) has, but i have no idea if that is a suspension thing or just a matter of wider tires. So if you guys could either give me the stock tire sizes or give me some recommendations on some tires.
 
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Im with you, i like a balanced offset rim, but the issue i'd take into count is if you want to save your paint job Extra width with no aftermarket flares can lead to a dirty D. They may also cause extra strain on the hubs but with my abuse mine has still held up peachy.
I run a 33x12.50 tire on a 15x10 rim, i think the bs is 4.5 but cant remember. I just scathed by with little mods to the fenders having a 3" bdy and T/S so keep that in thought. You have a better chance of getting by with stock offset on a 8" rim
 
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^ You mean that Duranged?....LOL ^
 
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Idk you lost me
 
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Originally Posted by THEBIGSITT
I also love the offset look that Duranged(?) has,
Was typin in regards to your name....^
 
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Originally Posted by hydrashocker
Was typin in regards to your name....^
Guilty as charged....
 
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Old Sep 5, 2009 | 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Duranged408
Im with you, i like a balanced offset rim, but the issue i'd take into count is if you want to save your paint job Extra width with no aftermarket flares can lead to a dirty D. They may also cause extra strain on the hubs but with my abuse mine has still held up peachy.
I run a 33x12.50 tire on a 15x10 rim, i think the bs is 4.5 but cant remember. I just scathed by with little mods to the fenders having a 3" bdy and T/S so keep that in thought. You have a better chance of getting by with stock offset on a 8" rim
Ok... First off, i normally don't want my d dirty, but i think we're talking about something completely different. But IMO, a little mud on the d makes it look better. And what is b.s. (I'm guessing it doesn't mean bull s***)? Also, what do you mean by "stock offset on an 8" rim"?
 
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Old Sep 5, 2009 | 07:07 PM
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bs is back space,
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Old Sep 6, 2009 | 03:43 AM
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He's talking about Back Space.



Although I type a lot of BS.....LOL
 
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Old Sep 6, 2009 | 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted by THEBIGSITT
Ok... First off, i normally don't want my d dirty, but i think we're talking about something completely different. But IMO, a little mud on the d makes it look better. And what is b.s. (I'm guessing it doesn't mean bull s***)? Also, what do you mean by "stock offset on an 8" rim"?
I thought we were talking about how my tires stick out...
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Its easy to get dirty if ya find the right place

 
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