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Old 09-06-2012, 10:02 PM
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LETS SEE YOUR WHEELS

lets see your wheels
OK I WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOUR AFTERMARKET WHEELS.
I really want to see Black trucks, I raly dont want to pick the same wheels that every one else has
 
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Old 09-06-2012, 11:08 PM
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You started a pic thread with no eye candy? For shame...
I don't have a black truck. Mine are pretty boring, but they work for now.
 
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Are those 18 inch rims ?
 
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Originally Posted by f-25011
Are those 18 inch rims ?
Hi...and welcome to FTE. If you read my signature it will tell you that they are 20" wheels. Many users here complete signatures to answer questions just like that one. I'm not meaning to be a tool, just pointing it out so you know for future.
 
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there is also an on going "wheel and tire" thread in the super duty section of the forum, with plenty of pictures. and a whole "ultimate super duty" thread and more. lots and lots of pictures here...
 
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Badlands. Very nice. My favorite wheel made.
 
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Those look sweet savage!
 
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Old 09-08-2012, 09:26 AM
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Thank you Darren!
 
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Wheels will be switched out for BMF Novakanes as soon as some are back in stock but here it is now.





 
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Andrew - I like those!
 
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Originally Posted by SavageNFS
You started a pic thread with no eye candy? For shame...
I don't have a black truck. Mine are pretty boring, but they work for now.
Savage.... curious how much your mileage dropped(if any) when you put those wheels/tires on?? I have stock 275/65R20 michelins right now. I do some pulling but want a better look. Thinking this is it. Any info would be appreciated.
 
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I bought my truck with those wheels and tires on it, but just replaced the tires with the same. I would expect 2-3 miles per gallon to drop off though.
 
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Going to 35" on my '12 - 250 I only lost just over a mile a gallon. City driving off course is worse but still got about 13 pulling the 30' cargo trailer just over a hundred miles today.





Savage have it told you how much I like your rims.
 
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I would like to know what aftermarket wheels meet the stock wheel weight capacity. I'm having some difficulty choosing 20" black wheels that have at least 3500 lb capacity and don't have the fake chrome bolt look.
 
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Going to 35" on my '12 - 250 I only lost just over a mile a gallon. City driving off course is worse but still got about 13 pulling the 30' cargo trailer just over a hundred miles today.





Savage have it told you how much I like your rims.
Great example of how much wheel size and tread pattern affect the mileage. You have smaller diameter wheels than I do...I believe like 18's? The Terra's are also an all terrain tire vs. the mud tires that I have on mine. The MT's are also heavier than the all terrain tires. The point is buying wheels and tires is going to affect mileage. To what degree is proportionate to what you put on the the truck and how much you stomp on the vertical pedal on the right.

majkthreads, have I told you that you have great taste in rims?
 


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