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Old Apr 6, 2009 | 05:53 PM
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Nice Trucks... Now is your truck a 1500? I see alot of kits for 2500 and 3500... 1500's are hard to come by... atleast in the range of a 3-5 inch lift.. 6 inch lift are pretty common but not cheap.


Originally Posted by ried69
So are the 325 tires 35" tires? I thought the first number was width.

Metric to Standard Conversion
325/60/20 = 35.4x12.8/20 ...

Metric, the first number is the width. second is your sidewall

Standard, the first is the height of tire. second is the width
 

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Old Apr 6, 2009 | 08:21 PM
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thanks guys for the compliments.
pdavis53 the truck drives pretty nice not a big difference then before.
donjohnk its a 1500.
the second generation belongs to the owner of the shop where the lift and tires were installed. it has an 8 or 9 inch lift and 37" toyo mt's.
 
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Old Apr 6, 2009 | 08:28 PM
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nice trucks man and welcome to the forum
 
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Old Apr 6, 2009 | 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by donjohnk
Nice Trucks... Now is your truck a 1500? I see alot of kits for 2500 and 3500... 1500's are hard to come by... atleast in the range of a 3-5 inch lift.. 6 inch lift are pretty common but not cheap.





Metric to Standard Conversion
325/60/20 = 35.4x12.8/20 ...

Metric, the first number is the width. second is your sidewall

Standard, the first is the height of tire. second is the width
So if he has 325/60/20, my 275/60/20 tires would be the same height, but not near as wide. That's where tires confuse me. I have 33s and he has 35s.

Well, for the lift and tire differences, your truck looks a lot better than the truck of the shop owner.
 
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