My 2006 Dodge Ram 1500 2WD 3.7L with leveling kit and Moto Metal Wheels and 285/65 BF Goodrich AT.

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looks good man nice truck

 

Nice, just make the pictures bigger next time. what size spacers?

 

No Spacers, the wheels are 18 x 9 with a -12 offset. No rubbing at all with the 285/65 tires. I am actually getting ready to sell them. I just got a 3" body lift and 20" wheels. Justing wating on my tires to get here.

 

Nice looking truck. What do you think of the 3.7L qc?

 

Its okay, I would rather of had the HEMI and a 4x4, but I couldn't afford it.

 

Looks nice. What size are the wheels on it in the pics?

 

18x9 with 285/65's GF Goodrich AT tires

 

Ah thats right maybe if I could read I would have noticed you already answered that. I would like to know how much you think the 20's affect your power when you get them on. I'm going to be getting some soon.

 

It does affect the power. Today mine started jumping like an 18-wheeler pulling a house. But sometimes, just sometimes, when I give it some gas and put it in first, I can have a nice burn out. Like everyone here says, you get bigger wheels, get bigger/smaller(however you want to look at it) gears. I have 3.21 and should get 3.92.