Low Profile 22s, Super Duty style.....
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Low Profile 22s, Super Duty style.....
I sold the 37in Nittos on 22x10 Rockstars I had...then bought these. They are 335/55/22 BFG Mud Terrains (limited editions) on 22x11 Motometals. They come out to about a 36.5" tall. I honestly didnt realize they were this big when I bought them. I guess I am going to have to go with a 5in lift to clear them....either that or just sell them too.
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Originally Posted by squirtbottle09
you may need to do a bit of suspension mods to be able to drive.
I had planned to just do a DR 2.5in kit, but that just wont cut it. So I will have to either go with a 5in Ruff Country or one of the many 6in kits out there. The thing is I dont want to go any higher than I have to since I use the truck for towing my cars to shows.
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Originally Posted by LovetheTide
Does Buskwacker make cut-out flares for your year truck?
I think so but they are so God awful ugly to me I would leave it stock before I put them on it. (Nothing against the other people on here running them...they look great on your truck!
)Besides I already have a set of factory Ford HD fender flares to put on it.
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Originally Posted by LovetheTide
I was just thinking that would be an easy and cheaper way of fitting them without having to lift it, or lift it as much.
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