I think the best setup for a crewcab short bed superduty is a 6" lift with 37" tires and 20" rims. 22's look good too for the urban assault vehicle look.
Is the black chrome a translucent? If so it's twice the work to do it. You either have to polish the frame, or spray chrome powder, then the translucent over it.

 

i learned that

 

You can still do it. Bushwhacker cut out fender flares.
Why?

 

i had 18s on my car back in the day when that was ballin. when the tires wore out, i bought new rims and tires again. it was only $50 more per wheel than just buying tires, and came with free mounting and balancing.

 

i have no clue, i just posted a link kind of explaining it ... i just know what i like lol

 

i don't have 2500 to spend on rims and tires and i already have 2 sets of rims and tires

 

Yup 2x the work. And probably 2x the powder thickness. Not sure how all that works yet.

 

**** yeah, letters out

 

I had 18s on my LHS. Once the tires wore out I sold the rims. I was older and didn't mind having stock rims.

 

Car tires are not even close to large all terrains. Just one of my 315/75/16's cost more then that entire set of 18's probably did.
Yup, it's a translucent. Pain in the *** from the sounds of it.

 

theres a guy on pirate that sells used military rockwells for less than teh price of 1 ton axles

 

time to learn

 

Have to work my skill level up to that ****. It's like painting with cady colors, you need to know what you are doing.

 

so I can drive in really deep Mud holes... bangin.gif


Wheelie likes to go off roading

 

yuck

 

+1

it will be fun learning

 

they were $280 a tire at the time. this was in the 90s

 

thats what's nice about doing it yourself, only costs a little powder and some time and then you are a pro

 

I see that from time to time...

 

Muscle cars yes..... trucks lac.gif