20" Rims and Lowering Shackles?
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20" Rims and Lowering Shackles?
I'm looking to get some 20's soon, either Enkei RT6 or black SRT 10. I'm not sure what tires to get, as I want something a little more low profile than trucky's. Which rims y'all think look best, and what size tire?
ENKEI RT6
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SRT 10
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ENKEI RT6
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SRT 10
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I would go for the Enkei.
Clearance for the front tires will be your only concern when getting a tire to fit. If they will fit on the front without major modification, they will fit on the rear so drop shackles will work fine for you. You will probably get some rubbing in front with most tires and you may have to trim the mud flaps a little.
Clearance for the front tires will be your only concern when getting a tire to fit. If they will fit on the front without major modification, they will fit on the rear so drop shackles will work fine for you. You will probably get some rubbing in front with most tires and you may have to trim the mud flaps a little.
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My tire is a 245/45 I would suggest going slightly larger on the sidewall.
when I am "done" with my suspension mods, I am hoping for a 4 rear 2 front drop...
the only hold up so far has been the fact that A I M is the only place to go for coil overs and control arms.
when I am "done" with my suspension mods, I am hoping for a 4 rear 2 front drop...
the only hold up so far has been the fact that A I M is the only place to go for coil overs and control arms.
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Eric why is that a hold up? Bad company?
canadian dakota I've looked and looked, but they don't sell them black. I wonder what it would cost to get the professionally powdercoated? This guy has them and they look tight
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canadian dakota I've looked and looked, but they don't sell them black. I wonder what it would cost to get the professionally powdercoated? This guy has them and they look tight
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A I M has a terrible reputation. before I shelled out 1500 bucks on control arms and coil overs, I would want them to be made by someone who is known for quality parts.
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powdercoating is quite cheap....but
when i had my stock TRX rims on i was going to have them done but i had to get the rims blasted first for the powdercoating to work good.
got some quotes...figured it be cheaper to buy a new set of wheels.
when i had my stock TRX rims on i was going to have them done but i had to get the rims blasted first for the powdercoating to work good.
got some quotes...figured it be cheaper to buy a new set of wheels.