Going 17"s - Update!

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01Konvict

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01 Konvict you have one of the best looking set ups I've ever seen. I wish I had room for a 7" lift. But I like our cars in the garage and mine has a really short door opening. As the truck sits now with a measly 2" rc level i only have like 3 inches of clearence. I think the ccm is the best I'm going to be able to do. I honestly should have just bought it in the first place. Live and learn. When in doubt always go bigger lol.

Actually I have question. I went with a wheel that has +10 backspace. They had the same wheel in -10 backspace. Could I have fit the -10 or did I make the right decision on the +10?

Thanks dude! I'm very happy with my build just want some billet wheels on it. Always go bigger ha!

As far as wheels either is good. The +10 will sit just about the same as factory. The -10 would sit about flush or just a little poke from top of fender. Either of them will be good. Easier to clear bigger tires on +10. I like the valance work. Makes a big look difference when trimmed.
 

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Is that the only spot where it rubs? If so, I honestly wouldn't even bother trimming it. Truck looks great, the 17's really do make the tire look bigger than it actually is.
 
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Still fits in the garage so thats good. Hardly gained half an inch in overall height. I can still go up a little more with the lift. Eventually. But yes 01Konvict I am going to be doing exactly that. I can fab up the brackets at my dads fab shop. Any picks or dimensions for the bracket? And is aluminum ok or shoud I do stainless?

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Did a little searching and found this from member al2fast. Looks like a bit much but should be roughly what I need to do correct?

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Depending how your wheels fit, yes. I had a high offset and needed to adjust the section inbetween the factory screw and the bolt that he added.
 

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Yeah you found the best pics. His was more than most need. Mainly the area near bolt in middle of liner. Use that hole and a 2" L bracket screwed into the plastic brace. Then you can use the same hole in liner like mine.
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