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Ive had this wheels for a while, my uncle gave them to me after he traded in his Ram CTD. I had them on before but I didn't like the look of them but many people including my wife liked how they looked, so im here trying to give them another shot.
Post your yes or no's depending if you my FTE brothers like them ill go ahead and leave them on
Heres a poc of the wheels and what they look like on my truck.
I had to hear from you guys
Guess they are going back to storage I knew I was not the only that did not liked them but over here most of my friends and and family member liked them I thonk I was convincing myself into putting them back in.
as the others have said "not my cup o tea"
those look almost as bad as "crackstars"
"Crackstars", heh.
I'll add my voice to everyone else's here: pass, and pass quickly. I don't care for those style of wheels on anything, let alone the OBS. I think Ford did well with the Alcoa style aluminum, I wish there was a similar style available for the F47. Oh, well.
It doesn't matter what we, your friends, or your family think really. Its your truck. It sounds to me like you aren't happy with them.
its mostly my wife that tryed to convince me, but like I said I love my alcoas, if they were only a bit wider I would be happier.
Should I or the ? is can I put those 2" wheel spacers with out affecting my payload capacity on the rear?
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