22's, with ultra low-pros, but that is a lotta jack to be puttin rubber on. No more burnouts just for the helluvit

 

its cool, I have a hook-up who gets me tires for free so its fine. I dont really burnout much anyway, driving around doin 120 with my hair-on-fire is more fun or just maxin the Ram out at 105

 

10-4, Thats why I got some v-rated tires, much more stable from 90-108(or whatever it stops at)

 

And how old are you may I ask? I would like to make comment though, don't put SRT rims on a truck, you'd "gay it up".

 

I would like to know if that was more of a stab at me personally because of my lack of self lestraint earlier or if its a true opinion.

 

Just let it go. Who cares if it's an attack, this thread was actually turning out some useful dialogue about tires etc. It doesn't need to revert back to the first page of the 'olde dudes' telling us 'young whippersnappers' how thoughtless and immature we are. I do believe it's his opinion, he was simply stating it in a way that could attack the title you chose for this thread.

 

well said Squat, and I would also like to know what your opinion is.

 

Are the SRT rims lighter than the stock 20's?

 

i'd like to know that too.

 

No, I don't stab at anyone. It was my personal opinion. I just don't think the SRT rims belong on a truck. I love my 17" aluminums!