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Old 01-24-2015, 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted by fordboy97
Well captcaseyb I took your advice and decided to get some 15x10 cragar's. I'm glad I did, these wheels are killer. I decided to go with a 295/50r15. Haven't got the tires yet, but will soon.

Also as an update I installed the drop shackles and it looks much better, but still not 100% level.
A set of Moog 844 coil springs will raise the front about 1-2" and make it perfectly level
 
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Originally Posted by fordboy97
Well captcaseyb I took your advice and decided to get some 15x10 cragar's. I'm glad I did, these wheels are killer. I decided to go with a 295/50r15. Haven't got the tires yet, but will soon.

Also as an update I installed the drop shackles and it looks much better, but still not 100% level.
That's cool, post pics when ya get everything mounted.
 
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Originally Posted by Toplait
" Then, years later I ended up cracking the driver front DJM I-Beam in half, "just by hitting a decent size pot hole." The DJM I-beam was made of cast aluminum with a steel tube inside.

They may have better products now.....I don't know.
Cast aluminum? Never known them to be made of alum. DJM Beams on mine with no problems.
 
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Originally Posted by captcaseyb
I did not drop mine any but I like the look I came out with.



Before front end black out.





After Black out front end
Bad *** truck, what's the backspacing/Offset of them Cragars?
 
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Bad *** truck, what's the backspacing/Offset of them Cragars?
They are 4.25" Backspacing. -32.00mm offset
 
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Originally Posted by captcaseyb
They are 4.25" Backspacing. -32.00mm offset
Thank you....
 
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They are 4.25" Backspacing. -32.00mm offset
Sounds like that is on the front wheels, what is it on the rear? My wheels have 3.75" backspace -44 mm offset
 
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Old 02-08-2015, 09:19 PM
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I've been looking at these, I want a deep dish but I would like to tuck the wheel/tire inside the wheel wells, I'd like to drop it level sometime this year


 
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