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Old 11-13-2013, 08:57 AM
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its not even 6 AM here. that one just made no sense. ill try that one again after work haha
 
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That was so much work, and it looks so legitimate
 
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its not even 6 AM here. that one just made no sense. ill try that one again after work haha
Whut-all ye be drankin' boy???

Thet were in simple plain clear Bubba-speak!

Oh, ah git it now... yer a youngin' - one o' them thar li'l cuss Millennial falcon fellers. So if'n I used text-speak an' mixed in a heapin' heppin' passel o' Rap Crap - fro in some 'Yo', 'Bro', 'Ho' an' '****' trash, ye'd unnerstan' it jes fine, eh?

Sorry - thet dawg don't hunt, son.

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Originally Posted by KMAC0694
Correct. That 12.5 refers to the width in inches. The size 35x12.50x20(or 17, 18, etc) is pretty much the super generic size for a full 35" tire. The English units for the tires makes sense: 35" tall, 12.5" wide, 20" wheel. The metric system is stupid and complicated lol. I believe a 315/60/20 is the best metric equivalent of a 35x12.5x20. So these 295mm wide tires are going to be a little bit narrower than 12.5". Your truck will look very similar to those, just with the wheels sticking out some more. But I think 295/60/20 is a better size unless you have a full lift because a full 35" tire can look too "stuffed" at times.

Last question...haha. Think i've changed my mind and think 18's might look better and be more practical...whats the biggest difference between these two tires? And is that a bad decision to switch from 20's to 18's?

325/65R18
305/70R18

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Old 11-13-2013, 07:39 PM
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Last question...haha. Think i've changed my mind and think 18's might look better and be more practical...whats the biggest difference between these two tires? And is that a bad decision to switch from 20's to 18's?

325/65R18
305/70R18

Thanks!
Specification Sidewall Radius Diameter Circumference Revs/Mile Difference
325/65-18 8.3in 17.3in 34.6in 108.8in 582 0.0%
305/70-18 8.4in 17.4in 34.8in 109.4in 579 0.5%

18s will be cheaper. and the 325 is obviously 20mm wider...
availability will probably make your decision for you..
 
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Originally Posted by MGDfan
Whut-all ye be drankin' boy???

Thet were in simple plain clear Bubba-speak!

Oh, ah git it now... yer a youngin' - one o' them thar li'l cuss Millennial falcon fellers. So if'n I used text-speak an' mixed in a heapin' heppin' passel o' Rap Crap - fro in some 'Yo', 'Bro', 'Ho' an' '****' trash, ye'd unnerstan' it jes fine, eh?

Sorry - thet dawg don't hunt, son.

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ya i still got nothin lol. i am young, but im the type who uses the terms yolo and broski in a sourcastic way to make fun of them haha
 
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ya i still got nothin lol. i am young, but im the type who uses the terms yolo and broski in a sourcastic way to make fun of them haha
LMAO !

And Brosef?

BTW - didje know that in California, the company that makes the XR-1 is called BRoLa ?


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LMAO !

And Brosef?

BTW - didje know that in California, the company that makes the XR-1 is called BRoLa ?


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hahahahaha love it!
 
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ya i still got nothin lol. i am young, but im the type who uses the terms yolo and broski in a sourcastic way to make fun of them haha
Don't forget the hashtags, lots and lots of #s.

What's a pound symbol?

I conquer with Deacon's info 18" wheels themselves, and more importantly their tires, are noticeably cheaper. So they're definitely a smarter buy. Plus they make the tires look bigger. The only thing that would make it a "bad" decision to switch to is if you really want 20s and are "settling" for 18s. If you're gonna drop the dough, get exactly what you want the first go 'round so there's no regret afterwards. You definitely don't want to kick yourself later.
 

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Originally Posted by KMAC0694
Don't forget the hashtags, lots and lots of #s.

What's a pound symbol?

I conquer with Deacon's info 18" wheels themselves, and more importantly their tires, are noticeably cheaper. So they're definitely a smarter buy. Plus they make the tires look bigger. The only thing that would make it a "bad" decision to switch to is if you really want 20s and are "settling" for 18s. If you're gonna drop the dough, get exactly what you want the first go 'round so there's no regret afterwards. You definitely don't want to kick yourself later.
from what im finding, for fuel hostage rims and mickey thompson tires, the difference is only $200 total. i just want something practical but still looks good. haha
 
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Originally Posted by KMAC0694
Don't forget the hashtags, lots and lots of #s.

What's a pound symbol?

I conquer with Deacon's info 18" wheels themselves, and more importantly their tires, are noticeably cheaper. So they're definitely a smarter buy. Plus they make the tires look bigger. The only thing that would make it a "bad" decision to switch to is if you really want 20s and are "settling" for 18s. If you're gonna drop the dough, get exactly what you want the first go 'round so there's no regret afterwards. You definitely don't want to kick yourself later.
exactly. dont settle. and if the price difference is that small, and you want 20s, do it. 20s on 33s is still plenty practical, so 34s or 35s will be just fine.

did i already ask what motor and gear ratio you have?
 
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Other than cost different, I'd say each had the same "practicality" rating. I'd go with whatever you want the most and would choose if each was cost the same.

I'm gonna guess ecoboost and 3.73s for the hell of it
 
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Old 11-14-2013, 10:28 AM
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Other than cost different, I'd say each had the same "practicality" rating. I'd go with whatever you want the most and would choose if each was cost the same.

I'm gonna guess ecoboost and 3.73s for the hell of it

nice try on the eco boost! haha. test drove it and felt like i was driving a car and sounded like a super charged car. couldn't do it....want it to feel and sound like a truck, so went with the v8 5.0
 
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Good man! I don't like like ecos either, they're just more common in Plats I think
 
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Originally Posted by MGDfan
Whut-all ye be drankin' boy???

Thet were in simple plain clear Bubba-speak!

Oh, ah git it now... yer a youngin' - one o' them thar li'l cuss Millennial falcon fellers. So if'n I used text-speak an' mixed in a heapin' heppin' passel o' Rap Crap - fro in some 'Yo', 'Bro', 'Ho' an' '****' trash, ye'd unnerstan' it jes fine, eh?

Sorry - thet dawg don't hunt, son.

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Originally Posted by MGDfan
LMAO !

And Brosef?

BTW - didje know that in California, the company that makes the XR-1 is called BRoLa ?


MGD
LMEL,MFAO!!!

Ye knows whut's funny? I cud 'cipher e'ry dang word o' that thar fine deliv'ry wiffout even a split-seconds pause.

Ain't no way'n Hades y'all was spawned up'n Canuckistan. If'n ye was, ye's borned in the wrong place! Lol!

Welcome back, MGD...welcome back!
 

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