Cut out Flares
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Cut out Flares
Yo,
Just wondering if anyone has tried Cutout Flares. Will they allow you to use bigger tires? or do big meats just rub on the inside of the fender well?
How about 20 inch wheels? I know Dodge is putting them on their new Ram. Any clue as to how they perform? (on/off road)
Just wondering if anyone has tried Cutout Flares. Will they allow you to use bigger tires? or do big meats just rub on the inside of the fender well?
How about 20 inch wheels? I know Dodge is putting them on their new Ram. Any clue as to how they perform? (on/off road)
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Dont know about the cutouts, but if you put 20's on your going to be limited with your tires sizes and what you do find is gona cost ya $$$$. At most I would go with a 16 maybe a 17 in rim. Most 20 in tires are low profile and designed for the street, which is fine if you never plan to go off road. I havent seen the 20's on the rams. Are they on the 2wd or the 4wd's.
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all I know is that I was driving beside a Cherokee the other day, the Jeep not the Native American, and he had atleast 20s on there with those punk bum low pros. I had half a mind to run that dork off the road!
A buddy of mine went to a rice burner show in Atlanta a few weekends ago and came back with a bunch of pics. A couple of them showcased a 4-Wheeler, quad, ATV, whatever you wanna call it, sittin on 22 inch rims with low pros. Talk about a waste of a good ATV!!!!
dont know why I told yall that... maybe a combo of lack of sleep and absolute boredom.
Sorry
McNabb
A buddy of mine went to a rice burner show in Atlanta a few weekends ago and came back with a bunch of pics. A couple of them showcased a 4-Wheeler, quad, ATV, whatever you wanna call it, sittin on 22 inch rims with low pros. Talk about a waste of a good ATV!!!!
dont know why I told yall that... maybe a combo of lack of sleep and absolute boredom.
Sorry
McNabb
