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Old 11-15-2017, 06:48 PM
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What kind of tires are those? Also what is the brand of leveling kit you used?
 
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37x13.50, 20x10 Fuel Mavericks with -12 offset, 2.5 leveling kit with trac bar drop kit.


 
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Lots of motivation on here... nice trucks
 
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Not the greatest pic but only one i have at the moment. 4" BDS w/ Fox's, 22x10.5 -25 Sota Novakanes, 37/13.5 Toyo MT's.

 
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Not the greatest pic but only one i have at the moment. 4" BDS w/ Fox's, 22x10.5 -25 Sota Novakanes, 37/13.5 Toyo MT's.

Looks good... I’m stuck between 4 and 6 inch lift decision... did you trim or does you it rub..if so where?
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Originally Posted by Sleeper73
Looks good... I’m stuck between 4 and 6 inch lift decision... did you trim or does you it rub..if so where?
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Jon,

Not going to bs you, but it's close enough to make me wonder if i should have done a least a 4.5" lift or gone to a 6". Anyways, on to the important stuff.... I trimmed the front valance about 1/2"horizontally from about the middle of the part to the bottom. I also trimmed that rear plastic piece that you see at the bottom of the fender by the door. I didn't hack it, just trimmed the inside towards the frame until i got close to the metal, but it still does rub there at a certain point of the turning radius. I would either go with a bigger lift, a 12.5" tire, a - 18ish max wheel, or even a 10" wide wheel at the -24 offset. This combination just barely rubs and when these tires do wear out, i'll probably go with a 37/12.5 Toyo RT or something similar. Another thing, the BDS lift flat levels the truck, there is 0 rake from front to rear, contradicting what others have told me. If you tow something it will do the Cali sag, least it does with my toyhauler. Highest part of the truck is 89" with this set-up as well, FYI....

I can take better pictures of the trimming tomorrow if needed.

Edit: Bumper did NOT need to be spaced out... Others have mentioned having to do this, on mine it wasn't necessary.

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Originally Posted by blkgsrcr
Jon,

Not going to bs you, but it's close enough to make me wonder if i should have done a least a 4.5" lift or gone to a 6". Anyways, on to the important stuff.... I trimmed the front valance about 1/2"horizontally from about the middle of the part to the bottom. I also trimmed that rear plastic piece that you see at the bottom of the fender by the door. I didn't hack it, just trimmed the inside towards the frame until i got close to the metal, but it still does rub there at a certain point of the turning radius. I would either go with a bigger lift, a 12.5" tire, a - 18ish max wheel, or even a 10" wide wheel at the -24 offset. This combination just barely rubs and when these tires do wear out, i'll probably go with a 37/12.5 Toyo RT or something similar. Another thing, the BDS lift flat levels the truck, there is 0 rake from front to rear, contradicting what others have told me. If you tow something it will do the Cali sag, least it does with my toyhauler. Highest part of the truck is 89" with this set-up as well, FYI....

I can take better pictures of the trimming tomorrow if needed.

Edit: Bumper did NOT need to be spaced out... Others have mentioned having to do this, on mine it wasn't necessary.

Mike
My 2017 F-250 is in the shop as we speak getting its lift very similar to yours. I went with the 4" BDS with Fox C/O's, 37x12.50 Toyo RT's on 20x10" with a -19mm offset and 4.75" of BS. I replaced the lower air dam with the shorter 2wd version before taking it in so that will hopefully alleviate the need to trim anything unless it needs a little nip and tuck on the back side of the wheel well. Even if there is a slight rub, I can live with it until I have the new bumpers a few months from now.

Your truck looks great btw, I look forward to seeing some more pics.
 
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zero rubbing with 37's and 2" bds
 
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Pics are dark as I just got her home from the install, but these will work for now. I'll get better pics in the coming days.

2017 F-250 KR FX4 CC 6.7L PSD
4" BDS w/Fox C/O's, dual steering stabilizer w/Fox 2.0's, Sulastic Shackles (rear)
20x10 Raceline 934BZ Clutch wheels in Bronze -19mm offset and 4.75" BS
37x12.50R20 Toyo Open Country R/T's

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37s are def the way to go..
 
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Looks good JRW...I really like the 20" stock wheels
 
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Originally Posted by blkgsrcr
Not the greatest pic but only one i have at the moment. 4" BDS w/ Fox's, 22x10.5 -25 Sota Novakanes, 37/13.5 Toyo MT's.

Look good! Do you have any pics to show how far tires stick out?
Thanks
 
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All stock on 35 x 12.5 x 18 Nitto Trail Grappler MT's....And after seeing all these trucks with 37's I think I am going to upgrade to the 37's next time around with the 3.5-4" lift. This picture was in Charleston, SC a few days ago....dont see the white stuff here very often....
 
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Carli Leveling Kit with 20" with 37s
 


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