Leveled - 35 toyo mts
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Leveled - 35 toyo mts
The truck is finally leveled with new tires and rims. Had to take these pics in a hurry as I am leaving for a trip today.
I put on the 2.5" BDS kit with 1" rear blocks. The tires are 35 x 12.50 x 20 toyo mts. The rims are incubus brawns with 6.18" backspacing and 30mm offset.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/me...0-leveled.html
The pictures DO NOT do the rims any justice. They catch so much light and reflections it is difficult to capture the quality at the moment. I took some pics but think I had the camera resolution set too high for the site to upload them. Will post better all around pics as time allows next week or maybe sneak them in this afternoon.
Had to trim the plastic on the front bumper valance with no other rubbing anywhere. The rim spokes actually rubbed part of the caliper assembly - this was a very easy fix. If the casting would have been deburred when made this would not have been an issue.
The truck actually rides better now than with the stock rims and tires. As I said before I will post better pics next week. Just wanted to get these up so people could see the stance with the tires and rims I am running.
Good luck to everyone else with the rim/tire monkey on their back!
I put on the 2.5" BDS kit with 1" rear blocks. The tires are 35 x 12.50 x 20 toyo mts. The rims are incubus brawns with 6.18" backspacing and 30mm offset.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/me...0-leveled.html
The pictures DO NOT do the rims any justice. They catch so much light and reflections it is difficult to capture the quality at the moment. I took some pics but think I had the camera resolution set too high for the site to upload them. Will post better all around pics as time allows next week or maybe sneak them in this afternoon.
Had to trim the plastic on the front bumper valance with no other rubbing anywhere. The rim spokes actually rubbed part of the caliper assembly - this was a very easy fix. If the casting would have been deburred when made this would not have been an issue.
The truck actually rides better now than with the stock rims and tires. As I said before I will post better pics next week. Just wanted to get these up so people could see the stance with the tires and rims I am running.
Good luck to everyone else with the rim/tire monkey on their back!
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I had to use my hillbilly tape measure - I can stick my index finger between the tire and UCA. When I make it back home - I will be taking alot more pics on clearance areas, taking measurements, and of what I had to do exactly to make this combo work. Plus paint up the calipers and little things like that.
Thanks for everyone's past help and tolerance - hopefully I can return the favor to others - least I can do!
Thanks for everyone's past help and tolerance - hopefully I can return the favor to others - least I can do!
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