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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
Do's and Don'ts of stretched tires
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[QUOTE="TyCorr, post: 1261455, member: 1451"] [ATTACH=full]155532[/ATTACH] That is a 35x12.5 on a 20x12...whoever says that will look like janet jackson is a retard. Its just barely cooler than boring. There is no way Id do that again. A 33 and 20 is just right for an older truck..iiiif I re rim this bitch it'll be with 22x12 and a 33x12.5... Ive had this truck so long ive been through all the bs trends. 16s to 17s to 18x12" welds. Then a 16.5 x14" weld typhoon. Then back to a plain 16x12 al wheel with holes. 6" lift for 15 years and tires from 36 to 40...now on a 35. [/QUOTE]
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