I've been thinking

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Red_Raider

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Well I was doing something yesterday (while on my daily run) about some of my mods. So this is was I was thinking:

1. Sale the esky vents
2. Uninstall drop and sale it
3. Trade the 24s for stocks plus cash
4. Maybe even do the same with the LED tails (probably not)

I was going to do all this to buy a 6" lift kit. I think I might be going crazy :lol:
 

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If you're wanting to lift it just sell the drop and rims and keep the rest IMO.
 

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If you want I will help you steal the stuff off of Johns Tahoe and leave his truck on blocks :shrug:
 

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^ im done.

why not sell the drop, keep the wheels and get bigger tires. dont **** out. thats what people do when they own a nnbs suv.
 
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Yep I saw a black one lifted today on base with 22s. I'm not sure about keeping 24s with them being only 24x10. I would want them to be a little wider but I could always use spacers.

I'm down to get the stuff off of Johns truck. Just let me know when :roflsquared:
 

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You will have a hard time finding the larger AT and MT tires in a 24 a lot more choices and more affordable in the 20 and 22 sizes
 

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Do it just wheels and drop tho!!! But just FYI. Tires for lifted trucks aren't cheap. I have had many Tonka Trucks my 44's cost as much as the 81 Scottsdale they where on. My 37/13-50R20's where like $650 a piece!! So you might stay with 20's to much rim and not enough tire on a lifted truck looks bad.
 

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Tire size on lifted trucks is a pretty subjective thing. I think over 20" wheels looks good but usually takes a bigger lift so you can run a proportional tire.
 

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35s. Id do 18s alot of guys preffer 20s but meh 18s have more tire which is what i like but then again im gonna run 16.5s on 36s
 

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