Got me some 40's!
#1
Got me some 40's!
Well the next step on my truck was going to be painting the grey two tone white and doing a black/ white theme but it is becoming very popular on here so it wouldnt be anything new and exciting haha. So i decided to ditch getting black wheels went with a set of chrome wheels that i will show everyone sometime soon.
Now. i got myself a 3" body lift, there are some haters here on the BL's but its okay, i dont like them that much either but heres my logic on it, im airbagging the truck as some of you know and the rear is going to be easier to do than the front because of what i have planned to do, so when i do the rear my desired tire size is a 40" tire. i dont want to airbag the rear of my truck and wait another year to get money and plan out the front with 37's, and my 37's are getting a little worn down now so i figured first step would be get new tires. im not going to buy another set of 37's so a 3" body lift was in order in my opinion.
So i picked up some 40X15.5XR22's. i dont like the way 20's look on 40's. a 22" wheel to a 40" tire is practically the same proportion as a 20" wheel to a 37" tire. its tasteful in my opinion and if you dont like sorry. my truck will never see mud so i dont wanna hear your balljoint theorys or axle breaking theorys or anything like that haha, i never have my truck in 4WD so i dont care.
well anyhoo onto some pictures!
haha
Now. i got myself a 3" body lift, there are some haters here on the BL's but its okay, i dont like them that much either but heres my logic on it, im airbagging the truck as some of you know and the rear is going to be easier to do than the front because of what i have planned to do, so when i do the rear my desired tire size is a 40" tire. i dont want to airbag the rear of my truck and wait another year to get money and plan out the front with 37's, and my 37's are getting a little worn down now so i figured first step would be get new tires. im not going to buy another set of 37's so a 3" body lift was in order in my opinion.
So i picked up some 40X15.5XR22's. i dont like the way 20's look on 40's. a 22" wheel to a 40" tire is practically the same proportion as a 20" wheel to a 37" tire. its tasteful in my opinion and if you dont like sorry. my truck will never see mud so i dont wanna hear your balljoint theorys or axle breaking theorys or anything like that haha, i never have my truck in 4WD so i dont care.
well anyhoo onto some pictures!
haha
#5
bahaha. i can tell you definetly dont have a lifted truck or understand the mindset of someone with a lifted truck that cares for what it looks like.
but to answer your question. yea i did. wouldnt you be happier if your junk was 3 inches bigger? yeah its a big differance. ( that is not bashing your junk size by any means just an example)
but to answer your question. yea i did. wouldnt you be happier if your junk was 3 inches bigger? yeah its a big differance. ( that is not bashing your junk size by any means just an example)
#7
OMG that's going to be some mad meat on there! Just wondering have you given any thought on what that size tire will do to the drive train? I've head people on here say semi-safe is 37's, pushing it on 38's, and anything larger is just asking for trouble. Not to mention you have to get bigger brakes. Anyways don't want to rain on your parade I'm quite excited to see this setup work with out any problems. Besides I've very interested in your airbag project. Details on what you plan to do there please!
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#11
11" of lift with 37's is not a good combo, i wish i would of went bigger
#12
but for me, the arch of the fender is the same shape as a 37...maybe 38" tire
those 40's are gonna be too big
will a 40" even stuff? or is it gonna hit the bottom edges of each fender and stop there?
edit: when you gonna get it all mounted and installed Eff one fifty? 40's + a F-150 are somewhat rare