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Putting those wheels/tires on a heavy duty truck is a good way to make it useless. Seems like the only practical purpose would be for sand. Notice the red truck a couple posts back getting yanked out of 6" of mud?
Putting those wheels/tires on a heavy duty truck is a good way to make it useless. Seems like the only practical purpose would be for sand. Notice the red truck a couple posts back getting yanked out of 6" of mud?
That is one NICE truck. I love seeing customized trucks, i get to steal ideas! . Nice rims. Tires. I would prefer Stacks, but i dont know if this is a diesel
This is one of those threads where you say, whats next? HD trucks lowered on 30" rims?!?!?
yes thats what im posting next. your gonna love them
Originally Posted by Diesel_Brad
Here is FAT
looks really good.. but in no way fat, in my book
Originally Posted by fdude64
these are good looking trucks but this is my prefrence
whatever you think looks good. not appealing to me in anyway
[quote=91chevywt;10060597]Putting those wheels/tires on a heavy duty truck is a good way to make it useless. Seems like the only practical purpose would be for sand. Notice the red truck a couple posts back getting yanked out of 6" of mud?
so >38in tires issss... practical? pretty good way to need tons of mods to be able to even turn that big of tires and makes them useless on the road.
these trucks do great on the beach, street, truck pulls, and the right tires do awesome in the mud. seems pretty practical to me.... there just not your style
Edit: yea your right, the fact that the tires are almost worn to slicks had nothing to do with why that truck was stuck
im really starting to like it. almost enough to get rid of my ext cab project
also been throwing around the idea of your paint combo. black and grey/silver
You should paint it like mine! I love this color combination.
I never have liked that look. Isn't the point of lifting to get more ground clearance? Kinda defeating the purpose going with those small tires. But everyone is different. I liked bagged trucks and lifted trucks.
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