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38s with 24s or 37s and 22s?
Hey everyone I have a 03 f350 4 door long bed with 8 inches of lift. Im sitting on 37s right now with 17s but going to change it up this time. Im thinking of 38s and 24s or 37s and 22s. Just looking for opinions and thoughts for the set up.
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38s will rub your leaf springs. Go with 37s and 22s
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37's and 22's without a doubt. Please don't build a Superduty donk.
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lol I agree. Just not sure 22s will look as good on a long bed. Anyone have pics of 37s and 22s on a long bed superduty?
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My truck in my signature is 37"S with 22"s, that'll be the look of yours.
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Here is mine from a lowered angle, short bed sorry but it has 22"s and 37"s.
24"s are a lot more money and just look.... ugly to me. Sorry for the bad picture quality, my phone didn't want to focus >.>
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Personally I wouldn't go any bigger than 22's, I have 20's with 38 and that is perfect looking set-up to me, but some of the 22 set-ups look good. I just think 24 is a little much. But then again it's all in what you like.
Last edited by Hinks; 08-22-2012 at 08:37 AM. |
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22's all the way.
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