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Hey Guys,
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I have some new pics of my truck. What do ya think?

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Thanks for the pics man...I have exactly the same truck as you...minus the lift and minus the automatic transmission.

How is the truck riding now that you've gotten it lifted? Any tangeable difference in ride quality?

Also, what sized tires are those and are those still 16" rims or did you get 17" rims?

The truck looks great!
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Looks fantastic! . If I had the 6 cyl, I'd be lifting it no questions asked (as long as I got the wife to agree). I just can't imagine my little 4 banger liking to push a larger set of tires.
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Thanks for posting the pics. Looks nice!
Did you stay with 265/75/16s on the MT rims?
I noticed mud got stuck in your rear tires, and some in the fronts. Do you have any complaints with traction in adverse conditions with the BFG All-Terrains? I think they look great, but wonder if they do ok in off-road or snow conditions like they advertise.
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Thanks for posting the pics. Looks nice!
Did you stay with 265/75/16s on the MT rims?
I noticed mud got stuck in your rear tires, and some in the fronts. Do you have any complaints with traction in adverse conditions with the BFG All-Terrains? I think they look great, but wonder if they do ok in off-road or snow conditions like they advertise.
Thats sand not mud. I've had the tires on for about 6 months now and they've been great. Had lots of snow this winter and they were a ton better than the stock crap BFG Rugged Trails. As for mud, it's all heavy clay where I live so it it does clog up pretty easy, but anything but a mud tire would. I've never been stuck though!
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NICE TRUCK!!! what kind of lift and what size tires did you get?
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Thats sand not mud. I've had the tires on for about 6 months now and they've been great. Had lots of snow this winter and they were a ton better than the stock crap BFG Rugged Trails. As for mud, it's all heavy clay where I live so it it does clog up pretty easy, but anything but a mud tire would. I've never been stuck though!
Thanks for the reassurance
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NICE TRUCK!!! what kind of lift and what size tires did you get?
The front has D/R coilovers (got them Friday installed Saturday) cranked to 2", the rear is stock. Still waiting for the Deaver leaf 7 pack to be released for the rear. Once it's out and I save a little money I'll get it and match it with either the new D/R shocks or Bilstein 5100's. I'll probably also crank the coils to 2.5" when I lift the rear. Right now the front sits 1/4 inch higher than the rear, and any higher at this point without the rear lifted would look stupid. The tires are BFG 265/75 16 (32x10.50). Still need an alignment done though.
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The front has D/R coilovers (got them Friday installed Saturday) cranked to 2", the rear is stock. Still waiting for the Deaver leaf 7 pack to be released for the rear. Once it's out and I save a little money I'll get it and match it with either the new D/R shocks or Bilstein 5100's. I'll probably also crank the coils to 2.5" when I lift the rear. Right now the front sits 1/4 inch higher than the rear, and any higher at this point without the rear lifted would look stupid. The tires are BFG 265/75 16 (32x10.50). Still need an alignment done though.
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Do you think 285-75-16 would fit with your new setup? I'm wanting to lift mine as well, but I want to max out the tire size. Also, I would like to keep the mudflaps, so I can minimize paint chips. Will your 2.5" lift fit 285's with the flaps? Would I need to go to a 3" lift to fit them instead?
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Tbrown-

Do you think 285-75-16 would fit with your new setup? I'm wanting to lift mine as well, but I want to max out the tire size. Also, I would like to keep the mudflaps, so I can minimize paint chips. Will your 2.5" lift fit 285's with the flaps? Would I need to go to a 3" lift to fit them instead?
If you ran a stock rim or a rim that has an offset close to stock(+15) they will fit. Actually I think Donahoe recommends a 285 tire when the coils are cranked to 2.5". With the negative offset of my rims though my tire comes close to the backside of the fender at about a 1/4 turn and then it opens up from 1/2 turn to full lock. I had rub on the mud flaps, but again that was because of the offset of my aftermarket rims. Stock rims have tons of room with a 2" lift and 265's. Also I'm only cranked to 2" so that 0.5" may make a difference.
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Looks real good man.

Nice color choice.
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Nice truck. Agree, the BFG A/T are great, specially since my truck came w/ the sh!tty dunlop grand treks.
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http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/782098

Nice truck!

What model Garmin is that? I've been thinking about getting one.
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I've never been stuck though!
your not wheelin enough, you should be trying harder


seriously tho, very nice looking ride. have you thought about tinting the windows?
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Awsome
It just gets better & better.
I agree the rugged trails suck, they should have never gone away from the All Terrains.
What are the rear springs you`re talking about? I`ve been looking into raising the back more (only 1" w/kit) & increasing carrying capacity.
I`ve looked at air bags/shocks, trying to stay away from stiff add a leafs.
later ANTHONY
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