Rims and overall view.
These are 15X8 Eagle Alloys. 3.25" back space.

You can see how this size looks. Tires are 31X10.5 by the way.




Spray in Bed Liner.


Mag Lite mount.

Flowmaster dual exhaust and Wally World hitch.


Hope you enjoy!

 

Nice truck! not sure im digging the exhaust tho.

i like the wheels with the offset and width better than the alcoas.

 

Looks good.

 

Don't like duals or don't like that I don't have tips on them yet or what?
It sure sounds nice.

On the wheels. . . Me too. That's why I replaced the alcoas.
I sold them and the new rims only ended up costing me about $60.

 

Not so much the tips but its at a 90 rather than a 45 or straight out the back.

turning them at a 90 is what i dont like that well.

 

looks good straighten out them bends on that exhaust hommie!!

 

looks good....

 

Sorry. . . Like them the way they are.
Straight out the back looks like something is gonna get torn up when off road.
45's are good, but; I like the 90 because the factory single was a 90.
Subtle.

 

Looks good but I like the 45 better buts its your truck

 

If you have them sticking straight out the back aren't you more likely to hit them when using your truck? Like loading and unloading with the tailgate up.

 

I like the stealthy exhaust, keepin it low profile. Nice clean truck man!

 

i like the exhaust tooo...you can barely see it and wont crush when goin up a steep hill.

 

nice clean ride.

 

interesting time for a superlift and 33's now you got the wheels...

 

Bumper Mod!!

*after a second glance at the photos*

 

looks good man and i like the exhaust

 

I like the stock exhaust location. My buddy's f-150 has his dual exhaust out the back (straight pipes?). We were wheeling and he backed up into a dirt hillside a bit and his exhaust had dirt in it. How the heck do you get dirt out of the pipes. After wheeling they lost half the dirt but it still looked hilarious with the pipes half filled w/ dirt. Just my experience.......

 

Ya lost me. . .

 

Its where you loosen the front bumper and push it up, minimizing the big gap