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Old Jun 29, 2017 | 01:44 PM
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Hey Guys -

I have a stock 2008 v8 4x4 and was wondering if anyone has went with a more aggressive stands without lifting the truck? Also if you have any rubbing issues,etc.

I was thinking of getting the tires to stick out more out of the wheel wells - i already purchased, painted etc fender flares that stick out about 3.5"

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Also I did see the sticky but it doesnt get into offsets etc. - Just what you guy have done and hoping for pictures to get an idea

Also would be open to a slight lift if i dont have much of a choice.

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I need to get the offset info and add it to that sticky. That's useful information.
 
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There's not a hell of a lot of room for lower offsets on these Dakotas. I think some guys had zero offset wheels, that's the lowest that I can remember. Those lower offsets gotta stress the already weak front end these trucks have, be prepared for that. You'd definitely need some lift for a decent size tire.

Check out this thread for some offset info from some members.

This is one of the most asked questions on any truck forum, search around here a bit.
 

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Old Jun 30, 2017 | 11:15 PM
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I called around and guy from one of the major online wheel & tire shops was saying I could do a -6 offset. Which would bump the wheel out about an 1"

Also i was looking at the 2" wheel spacers but I would imagine either way its putting alot of stress on everything.
 
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