They came off my lx and they are 18s don't think that's what he's looking for.
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They came off my lx and they are 18s don't think that's what he's looking for.
I have no 17" wheels that I am selling Jason. I mounted up KO2s on the 17" rims those KM2s came off. I think I might put them up on CL for a crazy price and see if I can get the $350 out of them for 5. I just hate dealing with CL crap.
Fully aware Stan, just got a chuckle you offered up an option not being discussed..... but if you can get meatball to buy some wheels too 
...... theyd look good on those rock warriors.
...... theyd look good on those rock warriors.
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I offered because I have tires for sale and 17" is fast becoming the most common size available. Just trying to help.
I can't help you on the wheels but 16x8 and 315's look good on a hundy!
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@lumbee1 I need to see if 315 will fit on Crockpot with current setup
The OP from the other thread is running OME 2.5" kit with medium load rear springs. A mild lift would be required to stuff 315's.
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@uzj100 what are you running? Also I'm in the market for a rear bumper, what bumper do you have? What is the biggest tire I can run without rubbing or excessive mods to fender or wheel well?
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In other good news I finally got my title
From what I've read 35s need a minimum of a 2.5 lift.
And most have uca rubbing so those may need to be replaced and also rubbing on the front fenderwells so you may need to address tha t also.
They do look awesome on them though.
I'm going to go 33 first and then maybe go 35 by the time those wear out.
And most have uca rubbing so those may need to be replaced and also rubbing on the front fenderwells so you may need to address tha t also.
They do look awesome on them though.
I'm going to go 33 first and then maybe go 35 by the time those wear out.
Al is closer to the mark. A lot more than just a "mild" lift to consider for 315s on tht platform. Here ya go Daddy Warbucks.....
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But thats without swingouts it looks like. Those are another 1100 so your back to slee price territory. Probably what andrew has since thats Romers old build.
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But thats without swingouts it looks like. Those are another 1100 so your back to slee price territory. Probably what andrew has since thats Romers old build.
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The truck has alot done to it. Slee upper arms. 2.5 inch lift - OME Heavy.
The current tires are 33.7 (285/70 R 18) inches tall and do rub some spots on the front. I have to figure out where because there are cuts in the side of the tread blocks.
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The current tires are 33.7 (285/70 R 18) inches tall and do rub some spots on the front. I have to figure out where because there are cuts in the side of the tread blocks.
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It is going to Johnnys house of R&D
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Just 285s I think and same thats on there currently. Though it is an early 100; however we arent immune either.....esp in reverse
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)Just 285s I think and same thats on there currently. Though it is an early 100; however we arent immune either.....esp in reverse
I am running 45 psi in my KM2's in size 285/70 R 18. My truck does have a bunch of extra weight. Discount tire put in 29 psi and it was terrible.
45 psi made a world of difference.
On the '99 and the 2 pinion front dif, be sure to air down and gets lots of traction. The front diff explosion usually happens when a spinning wheel is in air or spinning quickly and suddenly grabs traction. I would always run rear diff lock when.
45 psi made a world of difference.
On the '99 and the 2 pinion front dif, be sure to air down and gets lots of traction. The front diff explosion usually happens when a spinning wheel is in air or spinning quickly and suddenly grabs traction. I would always run rear diff lock when.
I was trying to remember who posted this earlier in a thread, but couldn't find it - I've been running 35 psi forever and the steering/road manners always seemed a little off. Went to 40 psi last week and couldn't believe the difference in handling, kudos and thanks
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@jfz80 Johnnys house of retards and drunks? They are 285 75 R16. I need some 16" rims now