NNBS Shackled with removed spacer block.
03-22-2010, 01:24 PM
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NNBS Shackled with removed spacer block.
Thanks to everyone who replied to my questions, sorry i didnt post these pictures any sooner but i been busy this weekend.Ignore the srt and the denali >_<
03-23-2010, 09:09 AM
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28 inches of what? Wheels?
You're an idiot if you do. That will look ugly. With the money you spend on those wheels and tires you could have a nicer drop and good looking 22s or something.
You're an idiot if you do. That will look ugly. With the money you spend on those wheels and tires you could have a nicer drop and good looking 22s or something.
03-23-2010, 10:11 AM
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I agree, 28" wheels would not look good at all and would really decrease the overall performance of the truck. 28" tall tires with 20" wheels on the other hand would be ok.
03-23-2010, 03:33 PM
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looks better man.
Im assuming your from Los Angeles right? I woudn't do 28's are to big IMO.
I'd do 24, 26's but mandatory atleast 2 piece rims, or name brand. Or else just keep it clean and simple with colormatch, debadge, take off moldings and go fast parts.
Im assuming your from Los Angeles right? I woudn't do 28's are to big IMO.
I'd do 24, 26's but mandatory atleast 2 piece rims, or name brand. Or else just keep it clean and simple with colormatch, debadge, take off moldings and go fast parts.
