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Old 03-28-2015, 09:20 PM
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Very Very Nice!

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Wayne,

The +15mm offset works surprisingly well with those tires being over 12.5 inches wide once mounted. Do you have any head on shots or a side angle showing how much they stick out? My +14MM offset wheels with 12.5 inch wide Nitto Trails stuck out about 2 inches.

Also, how does the new F150 drive with the 6-inch lift? I am sure it rides great still, but how noticeable of a difference in handling do you feel?

I am getting too old for 6-inch high lifts but a 4-inch might work really well for me as I would mount a 34-35 tall tire, so really curious to the feel of the truck.

BTW, I am typically not a fan of 22-inch wheels on 4x4s but you pulled it off very nicely as the truck still looks very classy!
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Wayne,

The +15mm offset works surprisingly well with those tires being over 12.5 inches wide once mounted. Do you have any head on shots or a side angle showing how much they stick out? My +14MM offset wheels with 12.5 inch wide Nitto Trails stuck out about 2 inches.

Also, how does the new F150 drive with the 6-inch lift? I am sure it rides great still, but how noticeable of a difference in handling do you feel?

I am getting too old for 6-inch high lifts but a 4-inch might work really well for me as I would mount a 34-35 tall tire, so really curious to the feel of the truck.

BTW, I am typically not a fan of 22-inch wheels on 4x4s but you pulled it off very nicely as the truck still looks very classy!
Desert Dawg what is your wheel width though for yours to stick out 2 inches? A +14 offset on a 9 width would sit a lot different than it would on a 10-12 width rim. I would like to see a pic too showing how the wheels sit. It is a 22x9.5, so his +15 offset should make it sit basically flush with the fenders.

Great looking truck, looks nice and clean. A real head turner

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Originally Posted by f150fx486
Desert Dawg what is your wheel width though for yours to stick out 2 inches? A +14 offset on a 9 width would sit a lot different than it would on a 10-12 width rim. I would like to see a pic too showing how the wheels sit. It is a 22x9.5, so his +15 offset should make it sit basically flush with the fenders.

Great looking truck, looks nice and clean. A real head turner
oops...typo as I meant 1.5 inches past the fenders on my 2011. The wheels were 20x9 with +14mm offset so that is why I was surprised to see how tucked in the OP's truck looked with wider wheels and tires.

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Originally Posted by f150fx486
Desert Dawg what is your wheel width though for yours to stick out 2 inches? A +14 offset on a 9 width would sit a lot different than it would on a 10-12 width rim. I would like to see a pic too showing how the wheels sit. It is a 22x9.5, so his +15 offset should make it sit basically flush with the fenders.

Great looking truck, looks nice and clean. A real head turner
You are correct...my wheels are the KMC slides 22x9.5 so with the 35x12.5 they sit pretty much flush with the fenders. At first we had talked about adding 1.5"-2" spacers but the truck looks to good as it sits to make any adjustments. Here is a pic I have from the rear that shows them somewhat. I won't be able to post more pics until I get back home as I'm in Dallas for the week while she sits in the driveway.

As for the ride quality she does ride different then stock but not in a bad way. In my opinion I like this ride better as I feel I have more control of her and performance has not suffered a lick. All in all I'm extremely happy with how she turned out! Like you said Desert Dawg she still looks very classy to me while still haveing that aggressive stance!











Sits almost identical to this truck posted by another user.





This is with the 2" level and 33x12.5

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One other thing she was able to fit thru the local car wash with about 2" to spare up top and the width was no problem.
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Here is a short video of my truck



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