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How’d you do that? White bulbs?
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Looks like the Lasfit switchback LEDs.
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Congratulations! It is an awesome looking truck. Enjoy driving it.
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It doesnt look that good.If you post, you will get opinions.
For the record they are very nice looking wheels. See, I gave another opinion!
Could you show a pic of what look you were going after?
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Finally made the change from the 275/70ZR20 to the 315/35ZR20 same O.D. as the 275/70ZR20. Everything cleared and didn’t have to use spacers.
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The steelies make it look a little “butch.” These wheels look technical or intricate or even delicate. I think a simpler wheel looks better on a pickup, with all the flat body panels.
That looks like A LOT of poke out from under the fenders. Any plans to lower it? If so you may run into rubbing issues. I think it would look much better lowered to be honest.
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Yes, they stuck it a bit but, I love the look and they have to in order to fit the 315/35ZR20. Eibach lowering springs are in the future!
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Please make an effort to return the truck back to stock...Gud Lawd!Finally made the change from the 275/70ZR20 to the 315/35ZR20 same O.D. as the 275/70ZR20. Everything cleared and didn’t have to use spacers.
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