[BoostedAgate]

New member here and look forward to contributing to the forum. Here is a PIC of my ride with the new wheels installed. I decided to go back the the concave look moving from a set of deep dish Fuel Sledge D596 wheels.

 

[Stage3Motorsports]

Im sure its not everyone's cup of tea, but I love the wheels and the truck looks great!

 

[boostkingMatt]

Looks amazing

 

[Boatwaco]

Welcome! Cool look! How do you keep the area behind the wheels clean and free of rock chips?

 

[FanaticalKilla]

Love the wheels, truck looks good.

 

[Arkansas Eco]

Welcome! Cool look! How do you keep the area behind the wheels clean and free of rock chips?

Probly just stay on road and out of gravel. KSA

 

[snakebitten]

That's some serious contact patch!

 

[GearHead_1]

@BoostedAgate, Spacers too?

 

[Arkansas Eco]

That's some serious contact patch!

13.5" 🤷‍♂️

 

[Arkansas Eco]

New member here and look forward to contributing to the forum. Here is a PIC of my ride with the new wheels installed. I decided to go back the the concave look moving from a set of deep dish Fuel Sledge D596 wheels. View attachment 182151
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Big spacers ?

 

[D0ncH]

The gravel sprayer 9000

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[BoostedAgate]

Thanks all! I love the truck and my wife hates it so it is a win win.

I don't mud the truck or drive on gravel roads so no rock chips.

Tires are 35x13.50R24. 6" lift kit for the 35's to fit. Front has a 6" lift and rear about 3" so it looks leveled.

No spacers as the wheel is 12" wide with a -44 offset.

 

[BoostedAgate]

The gravel sprayer 9000

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Haha.

 

[BoostedAgate]

12" wide wheels have just the right amount of poke IMHO. Any wider and I'd be building a SEMA truck. Here is a PIC from another angle with the old wheels.

 

[Arkansas Eco]

I love poke salad.
Do you tow ?

 

[BoostedAgate]

I occasionally tow a landscape trailer and camp trailer.

 

[bentruby]

how does that work with a backwards hitch?

 

[BoostedAgate]

how does that work with a backwards hitch?

The hitch uses cotter pins so it can be rotated out of the way when not towing. It saves from busting up your shin.

 

[bentruby]

The hitch uses cotter pins so it can be rotated out of the way when not towing. It saves from busting up your shin.

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huh. I personally don’t leave the hitch connected on mine when not towing..but its a 40lb boat anchor

 

[BoostedAgate]

Yeah, I usually remove it when I know that I am not going to tow for a while. I ditched the spare and heat shield a while ago also as it is just dead weight to me.