For my 1000th Post, I Unveil...OPTIMUS!!
I am not a fan of blackout wheels but I have never seen "black chrome" wheels, I think I might like it?
I dont know if I should let this out but I had and idea for the type of setup you have with a 10 lug conversion.
Take a set of 22.5s and machine them to a 22" and put on a set of 38"x22 Nitto Mud Grapplers. I have never seen this done but I think it would look CRAZY. I was going to do it to mine exept it was a bit pricey, those tires are like $500-$600 each. I know they sell 22" for the low rider guys, because they cant fit a big truck tire under the fenders.
I didnt like the tires avalable for a 22.5 so I thought it would be a wild look to run a big mud tire. Let me know what you think, Bodie
I dont know if I should let this out but I had and idea for the type of setup you have with a 10 lug conversion.
Take a set of 22.5s and machine them to a 22" and put on a set of 38"x22 Nitto Mud Grapplers. I have never seen this done but I think it would look CRAZY. I was going to do it to mine exept it was a bit pricey, those tires are like $500-$600 each. I know they sell 22" for the low rider guys, because they cant fit a big truck tire under the fenders.
I didnt like the tires avalable for a 22.5 so I thought it would be a wild look to run a big mud tire. Let me know what you think, Bodie
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I think there are/were a couple of pics of some shaved 22.5s and 24.5s running Mud Grapplers on like an H2 or something. I think they were on the american force wheels website; I'm not sure. I think the only 22" Mud Grappler you can get is a 40 thought; at least it was. The 38s are for 18s and you can get a 37 for a 24.
My main deterent from doing a Super Single is the fact that the wheels themselves are VERY VERY boring. When you look at Alcoa's website, you can see that the holes are very small and the wheel is very plain. I would also have the change the front wheel in order to avoid a mismatched set. I think that would detract from the look as much as the super single would add. Hence, my dilemma.
My main deterent from doing a Super Single is the fact that the wheels themselves are VERY VERY boring. When you look at Alcoa's website, you can see that the holes are very small and the wheel is very plain. I would also have the change the front wheel in order to avoid a mismatched set. I think that would detract from the look as much as the super single would add. Hence, my dilemma.
I think there are/were a couple of pics of some shaved 22.5s and 24.5s running Mud Grapplers on like an H2 or something. I think they were on the american force wheels website; I'm not sure. I think the only 22" Mud Grappler you can get is a 40 thought; at least it was. The 38s are for 18s and you can get a 37 for a 24.
My main deterent from doing a Super Single is the fact that the wheels themselves are VERY VERY boring. When you look at Alcoa's website, you can see that the holes are very small and the wheel is very plain. I would also have the change the front wheel in order to avoid a mismatched set. I think that would detract from the look as much as the super single would add. Hence, my dilemma.
My main deterent from doing a Super Single is the fact that the wheels themselves are VERY VERY boring. When you look at Alcoa's website, you can see that the holes are very small and the wheel is very plain. I would also have the change the front wheel in order to avoid a mismatched set. I think that would detract from the look as much as the super single would add. Hence, my dilemma.
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Well ive stopped loving your truck like i did before. I just simply dont like anything you have done since the last pics or are going to do to it in the future. Im sad now
truck, baaaad
truck.