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Aftermarket Super Duty 1999 - Current
Wheel/Tire Tech Thread
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[QUOTE="Bair, post: 479453, member: 4214"] That's personal preference but I would tend to agree except for the fact that on a lowered 2wd a 20 or 22 would leave you with such low side wall that you'd b severely disadvantaged for traction. The higher the sidewall the more flex you get which in my opinion would translate to better traction. As far as looks, I'm going more for the stance than the wheel size. I'm looking for help on wheel specs and tire size to make that combo work. On edit, I do know that you've been there done that as far as a 2wd truck. And I respect your opinion. [/QUOTE]
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