Riddin on 22s as of today.
03-22-2005, 04:13 PM
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Only time it has rubbed was once when i was making a u turn with the wheel fully turned. Only reason it rubbed was cause i hit a dip in the road. Other than that its exactly the same as with my 20 inch centerlines.
03-22-2005, 04:34 PM
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man im glad i found this post then....i am gettin some 22s but was undecided on tire size and tire brand...i knew i was goin to do a 3/6 or 4/6 drop
i figured i would have to run a 265/35/22...looks like i can do a 40 series tire, the wheels i want have more backspacing too so they should have even less chance of rubbing
truck looks clean by the way
i figured i would have to run a 265/35/22...looks like i can do a 40 series tire, the wheels i want have more backspacing too so they should have even less chance of rubbing
truck looks clean by the way
03-22-2005, 04:36 PM
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Id go with the 3 /6 or 3/5 just to be sure. Rears are not of concern for rubbing, but the front im sure will rub if you hit a big enough bump so 3 inch might be best up front.
03-22-2005, 09:03 PM
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looks great. Those are the same wheels/tires I ran on my truck for a year with a 3/6 drop.
I think It looks really good on the 4/6 drop. I know you don't think the rear is a concern, But did you roll the fender lips up flat in the rear? I would urge you to do this.
I think It looks really good on the 4/6 drop. I know you don't think the rear is a concern, But did you roll the fender lips up flat in the rear? I would urge you to do this.