check out my new 6" lift and 35"s
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They are 17" American Eagle Alloys Rims (I think the number was 1864 but I could be wrong.) There is a noticable decrease in power but nothing that I can't live with (everything has tradeoffs) I do plan on getting the superchips tuner to adjust some of the shift points and compensate for the change in tire size.
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LSU- i payed 350 for my bullbar, but mine was black so bigsherm probably payed about 400 for his. A bull bar is more of a push bar. If you plan to go storming thru the brush a lot, look into something bigger to protcet more of your front end. However, the bullbar is pretty stout and Ive used mine to push a nitrogen compressor that weighed about 3 tons about 100 yrds to the right oil well.
