iamdub
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I like them as they are but if you paint them, def go greystone
Agreed.
I have stared at the pics for some time and think either color match the greystone or go to a matte black that matches the color of the running board black.
The running boards should be glossier. They're just dirty and I'm too trashy to care at the moment. I wanna clean 'em and put that stuff on there that another member used recently that makes the black look new, but I can't think of the product.
He probably did a 3rd gear burn out right before putting them up for sale!
Possibly! After all, his truck was in the shop getting a new trans...
Hi
You could go a flat/matte metallic of your body colour that would compliment both your colour scheme and the black addition present and pending?
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Indeed. I'm considering testing this- body color with no gloss clear coat versus regular high-gloss.
Probably rides rough and tires that fit will be xtra expensive and you won’t know for sure until it comes time to mount and balance the tires on them. Then fitment in that wheel well and turning what kind of offset are they and are you going to scrape? Lots of unknowns and risk cost.
Not really any unknowns, actually. I'm well aware of what I'm getting in to. I'm counting on them to ride rougher than my 20s. I had 22s with Bridgestone (AKA "Brickstone") Duelers. Factory wheel and tire package from a 2019 Tahoe RST. They were harsh, but tolerable. Good tires (such as Michelin LTX) ride nicely for the size. Yes, bought new, the tires would be pretty expensive, but I'm a deal hound. I've already calculated the fitment with my drop and the 22s I had on it since the day I dropped it. I have very minimal rubbing issues and can easily fix them. But they're so minimal that I haven't bothered. 285/45-22 is the standard factory replacement size for the 20" options. If it was acceptable on a vehicle from the factory, then it's good enough for me. For being lowered and with plans to go a little lower, I want a slightly smaller and narrower tire, so I'm wanting a 275/45-22. It turns out that this is a factory size on a few new vehicles. I have a lead on a set of Pirelli Scorpions off a 2021 F150 with 2,980 miles on them. If all goes to plan, I'll get the whole set for less than the cost of one new tire.