My new rims, Ranger 05 EDGE. PICS
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From: Orange County, California
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Yeah i know what you mean, i have to do things in increments so in a month or two i will be getting new tires most likely 31" and 3" body lift.
If you're going to run 31's don't do a body lift. My suggestion would be to save up your money then get some 33x12.50" BFG KM2's. Those would look amazing on those wheels. Looks good so far though.
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Yeah i understand that was my biggest fear was riding on these small wheels for the next month or two until i can save up enough money for some new ones. But the tires i currently run have more then enough tread to last me another 5 months so i just feel its wasteful to get rid of tires like that.
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Thanks
You're not going to get any 33" tires to fit on a car man. They will fit on your truck with a 3" BL, torsion bar crank and probably an AAL or shackle... Might have to run a 3in spindle if you're 2wd. It all depends on the offset of your wheels. They look pretty far out, so you should be ok.
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You're not going to get any 33" tires to fit on a car man. They will fit on your truck with a 3" BL, torsion bar crank and probably an AAL or shackle... Might have to run a 3in spindle if you're 2wd. It all depends on the offset of your wheels. They look pretty far out, so you should be ok.
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