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Old 01-14-2011, 04:45 PM
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We need to go check out Gibson's Truck World!!
 
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Old 01-14-2011, 04:50 PM
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I've seen that truck. The spacer is ridiculous like you said fx4life. I'll try and find some front shots of my 12s for you.
It looks like a 2 foot joint of oil rig pipe
 
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Old 01-14-2011, 04:59 PM
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wow that jeep is sweet perfect beach rig!
 
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Old 01-14-2011, 06:29 PM
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Radar, I highly recommend never buying a truck from them. I've seen the work they do and the cover ups that they do on some of the trucks they sell. They have some nice trucks but I've test drove at least 3 from them from stock to lifted, diesel to gas and each one had a problem of some sort.
 
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Old 01-14-2011, 06:31 PM
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Here's my monsters on there with wheel adapters. They stick out about 1/2 further than my FUEL's to give you an idea.
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Old 01-14-2011, 07:57 PM
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Very nice!!!

Man that red truck... those spacers look like a 40oz stuck in there lol!
 
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Old 01-14-2011, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Lightning Expo
Radar, I highly recommend never buying a truck from them. I've seen the work they do and the cover ups that they do on some of the trucks they sell. They have some nice trucks but I've test drove at least 3 from them from stock to lifted, diesel to gas and each one had a problem of some sort.
Thanks for the info, I seen their ads all the time in auto trader.
 
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Old 01-30-2011, 11:20 AM
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Here's my 20x12 Rockstars on 35x12.50 mud grapplers. The rims have a -44 offset and i had to drop a tire size so it wouldn't rub on the front anymore. But if you live in California I would recommend that you don't get a x14 wheel cause the cops really love my 20x12s and I have almost got pulled over every time I hit the road!!
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Old 01-30-2011, 08:11 PM
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^Thats a sick looking truck you got there but holy big tip but the truck looks nice!
 
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Old 01-30-2011, 08:52 PM
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Man, I can't think of anyone on here off the top of my head.. Do a google search for '20x12 fuel octane' or 'fuel octane deep installed' there are a ton of them on psd, cummins and the chevy hd forums. I know because I have become enthralled with the fuel boost (new for 2011) and the fuel hostage in a 22x11 and have been checking out all the trucks I could. I'm already planning for the new 2011

Minus the retarded 'stretched on' tires this truck is rocking 22x14 octanes
cant tell what lift he has but those 14's have to rub A LOT if that's 6" lift. My 22x12s currently rub enough so Im having to adjust up the coilovers once I decide on how I want to increase the rear height.
 
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cant tell what lift he has but those 14's have to rub A LOT if that's 6" lift. My 22x12s currently rub enough so Im having to adjust up the coilovers once I decide on how I want to increase the rear height.
I think I read its a 6" with a 3" BL. I have a link to his post on a different site, somewhere I'll post it.
 
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Old 01-30-2011, 11:26 PM
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I want to run 22x14s here shortly when I do my SAS swap. Does anyone know my tire options in a 38 that are at least 14" wide? So far it looks like I'm going to have that stretched vs square look.
 
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Originally Posted by gnardawg83
Here's my 20x12 Rockstars on 35x12.50 mud grapplers. The rims have a -44 offset and i had to drop a tire size so it wouldn't rub on the front anymore. But if you live in California I would recommend that you don't get a x14 wheel cause the cops really love my 20x12s and I have almost got pulled over every time I hit the road!!
I hear you on the getting pulled over for the tires hanging out in California. I can only imagine what a wider wheel would be like with the chp's.

Though I get into enough trouble for my truck being lifted as-is.

Nice truck man, that tip makes me believe you have a diesel in there lol!
 
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Old 01-31-2011, 12:41 PM
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I hear you on the getting pulled over for the tires hanging out in California. I can only imagine what a wider wheel would be like with the chp's.

Though I get into enough trouble for my truck being lifted as-is.

Nice truck man, that tip makes me believe you have a diesel in there lol!
Haha thanks man! But ya it sucks out here cause of the chps. You can't have anything nice cause then just pull you over constantly, and now I gotta get mud flaps for my truck and that's gonna kill the look of it!!
 
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Originally Posted by gnardawg83
Here's my 20x12 Rockstars on 35x12.50 mud grapplers. The rims have a -44 offset and i had to drop a tire size so it wouldn't rub on the front anymore. But if you live in California I would recommend that you don't get a x14 wheel cause the cops really love my 20x12s and I have almost got pulled over every time I hit the road!!
god that thing is beautiful, I've been debating about going to the new 20x12 -44 offset moto metals with 35s and i think I'm gonna do it because it looks so good.
 
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