Picture 4" Superlift and 37s
03-10-2007, 10:33 AM
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I tried the Mazzi wheels also and the BS just didn't work real well. Love the look of them though.
03-10-2007, 05:50 PM
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Thanks for all of the compliments, I really appreciate it! I am getting the windows tinted Thursday. As far as the rubbing goes, I can turn the wheels full lock parked and it doesn't hurt anything, just pushes on the plastic inner fender well. I talked to my buddy that owns a body shop today, and it is going in Monday for a fender massage. He said if he rolls the fender in a little more, and trims off the excess and repaints them then it would also push the inner fender back towards the firewall. I didn't really want to break the paint on a truck this new, but he told me that it was really common on the 3rd gen trucks. He said he has done about a dozen already.
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That's one of the better looking lifts/tire combos I've seen! Many seem to have too little tire for the lift or too much tire and not enough lift. I think you nailed it.
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03-11-2007, 05:29 PM
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Actually I posted a thread on here a while back about the Boss Boards. I like the wide face look of the Boss Boards in polished SS, but I cant seem to find the rear boards to match (from the front of the bed to the wheel well). I can only find the rear boards for the dually. I am trying to get a closer look at some for a dually so I can see if they can be cut down for a SRW wheel application.
