View Poll Results: raise a few inches or lower an inch or so
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raise or lower
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Originally Posted by crash93ssei
I agree with tinting the tails, clear corners, and painted brake calipers and drums. 
Originally Posted by <tS>Ace*Of*Spades
Neither, and go down a few inches on the wheels...
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From: Somewhere south of Ottawa with your girlfriend driving faster then you.
Just keep in mind the larger the Wheel and tire package the the harder it is going to be on your suspension, Brakes and everything else. I would Stay with 20'* and lower it one inch.
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From: Sycamore, IL (ILRt. 64 and ILRt. 23)
I say leave how it is and spend spend money on bigger front brakes, thats one thing all these people that have bigger rim/tire combos dont think about, bigger rim= more weight/more heat= less stopping power with stock setup for 17" rims top. I've always said 18" is max for performance minded rims, anything bigger is for da bling, just a waste of good metal and rubber...like this....
30" from the pirelli website
also, if you wanna go higher, just get a biga$$ truck, they're way cooler anyways!
30" from the pirelli website
also, if you wanna go higher, just get a biga$$ truck, they're way cooler anyways!
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