4/6 drop and 22s.

[slamdyota]

Waited for the truck to settle before posting good pics. Finally got the spindles and all installed. 22" boss motorsport wheels with 265/35/22s. Handling is amazing, spindles size and weight attributed to much of the increase in cornering i am sure. Great job of steel work on Mcgaughys part. Hope you guys like

[slamdyota]

one more. pollen season is in full swing here in the south, hard to keep the black clean for more than a few minutes

[JBK23]

It's nice but I think it's to low for a truck.

[07Sport]

Looks good, although I think a little larger tire would look better. Too much wheel well gap. Is the back lower than the front or is it the angle of the pics?

Overall it looks really good though.

[FIVEPOINTSEVEN]

Looks good...save up some dough and trade em in for 26's hehe.

[slamdyota]

Originally Posted by 07Sport

Looks good, although I think a little larger tire would look better. Too much wheel well gap. Is the back lower than the front or is it the angle of the pics?

Overall it looks really good though.

265/40s rubbed the front fenders on hard cornering. wheel well gap is only about an inch and a half up front, and the back actually sits higher than the front. once again it is one of those things where pictures dont do justice. many times this weekend i have pulled up to intersections and read the people lips beside me as they expressed there disbelief....sh*t dude!!

[slamdyota]

Originally Posted by JBK23

It's nice but I think it's to low for a truck.

actually if there is any way in the future to lower it more without bags i will be all over it

[vetkilr]

Seems like 24's with big tires are the way to go.
26's too big,but these 22's look like 18's almost???

[FIVEPOINTSEVEN]

Originally Posted by vetkilr

Seems like 24's with big tires are the way to go.
26's too big,but these 22's look like 18's almost???

I agree but I think 26's with thinner tires looks good too...Look at Nippy's truck.

[vetkilr]

Originally Posted by FIVEPOINTSEVEN

I agree but I think 26's with thinner tires looks good too...Look at Nippy's truck.

I did, but it looks like his has 10 speed tires......such a low profile.

[slamdyota]

24s with 295/35s would not fit, truck is too low. tried a set of those on also. went with the 22s because of the increase in drop compared to 24s and 26s are just not my thing.

[FIVEPOINTSEVEN]

Originally Posted by slamdyota

24s with 295/35s would not fit, truck is too low. tried a set of those on also. went with the 22s because of the increase in drop compared to 24s and 26s are just not my thing.

I think it looks good man...You think you'll get another 1-2" of drop outta it before you can't go any further??

[slamdyota]

Originally Posted by FIVEPOINTSEVEN

I think it looks good man...You think you'll get another 1-2" of drop outta it before you can't go any further??

No. pretty much maxed out on drop without major work. suspension is pretty much still stock geometry, but any further and may have probs with tie rods binding and stuff like that. it just corners and handles so much better than even the 2/5 drop, thinking it is the size of the spindles that does that.

[Box Rod]

From the picture you took of the rear suspension...it does not look like you used (or may not have) the c-notch. Is that correct?

[LAYNFRM]

Originally Posted by slamdyota

265/40s rubbed the front fenders on hard cornering. wheel well gap is only about an inch and a half up front, and the back actually sits higher than the front. once again it is one of those things where pictures dont do justice. many times this weekend i have pulled up to intersections and read the people lips beside me as they expressed there disbelief....sh*t dude!!

crap, i was planning on doing a 4/6 with stock wheels/tires till i get some different wheels. i guess it'll rub too much if i tried that then, eh? about to get a 24' enclosed car hauler for my other truck/dirtbikes or i'd get wheels at the same time...