26" Rims
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01-27-2009, 03:48 PM
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Yeah, I just getting tired of people putting 22's and bigger rims on a Hummer. They bought the wrong truck to do this in. In fact, most people I see do this to their hummer. I guess its because theres not much else you can do since the hummer already has some big offroad tires stock (35")
You should get some black 26's and black the rest of the truck out. That would look sweet. I've always loved blacked out but since my truck came with chrome 22's, I though chrome extras would look better although I dont want too much chrome.
You should get some black 26's and black the rest of the truck out. That would look sweet. I've always loved blacked out but since my truck came with chrome 22's, I though chrome extras would look better although I dont want too much chrome.
As for my truck, I was thinking black rims with a chrome lip. I really like the whole blacked out look too, but I've seen a lot of trucks with that look here in San Diego and want to do something a bit different. I'm gonna keep all my chrome and badges on and just add some rims. Should look slick. There was a dude on here a while back (more than 6 months ago) who had a 2007 Ram and did the same thing that I'm talking about. He inspired me =P Lol. No, he gave me a better idea of what I want to do with my truck. Anyone remember that guy?
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01-27-2009, 05:55 PM
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well I didn't feel like reading all the way into this thread. I just looked for the picture. But I bet its a bunch of people pissin and moaning like they all have been lately. I really like your truck. Did you do the paint once you bought it or was it already like that. Could you take a picture from the front of the truck? Thanks for putting yourself out for public criticism. nice truck BTW
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hell yea!!!!! im down with some 26" rims and some mudders. That would be something that you wouldnt see too often. I might do that when its time for new tires. lmao
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01-27-2009, 07:47 PM
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The point of exterior mods are to customize and make your truck unique. Right? Even if you would never do that to your truck doesn't make it stupid. It is about change and what more people are doing and some people don't want to accept the different look. So whether you are raising or lowering your truck this forum is here to help people with their trucks. I want to thank you, jasonraines, for signing up on this forum and hopefully teaching somebody in the process about diversity. 
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01-27-2009, 09:43 PM
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Honestly, I don't think that the Hummer is the wrong truck to put big rims on. I think that that is the only thing you could do to it since it isn't an off-road vehicle like they advertise it to be.
As for my truck, I was thinking black rims with a chrome lip. I really like the whole blacked out look too, but I've seen a lot of trucks with that look here in San Diego and want to do something a bit different. I'm gonna keep all my chrome and badges on and just add some rims. Should look slick. There was a dude on here a while back (more than 6 months ago) who had a 2007 Ram and did the same thing that I'm talking about. He inspired me =P Lol. No, he gave me a better idea of what I want to do with my truck. Anyone remember that guy?
As for my truck, I was thinking black rims with a chrome lip. I really like the whole blacked out look too, but I've seen a lot of trucks with that look here in San Diego and want to do something a bit different. I'm gonna keep all my chrome and badges on and just add some rims. Should look slick. There was a dude on here a while back (more than 6 months ago) who had a 2007 Ram and did the same thing that I'm talking about. He inspired me =P Lol. No, he gave me a better idea of what I want to do with my truck. Anyone remember that guy?
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01-27-2009, 09:44 PM
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The point of exterior mods are to customize and make your truck unique. Right? Even if you would never do that to your truck doesn't make it stupid. It is about change and what more people are doing and some people don't want to accept the different look. So whether you are raising or lowering your truck this forum is here to help people with their trucks. I want to thank you, jasonraines, for signing up on this forum and hopefully teaching somebody in the process about diversity.
hey, when are you going to do something unique to your truck
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01-27-2009, 10:00 PM
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The point of exterior mods are to customize and make your truck unique. Right? Even if you would never do that to your truck doesn't make it stupid. It is about change and what more people are doing and some people don't want to accept the different look. So whether you are raising or lowering your truck this forum is here to help people with their trucks. I want to thank you, jasonraines, for signing up on this forum and hopefully teaching somebody in the process about diversity.
Thanks buddy, i totally agree with your opinion... it would be a lame world if everyone had that exact same ride. There are a lot of mods i dont care for personally such as cars with 26's jacked up aka donks but i dont down them for building one i just dont want to drive one!!! Thanks for being supportive