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NordicNevs said:
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Awesome pic. You put some thought into that one and got a great result.
 
I love that look! I have some 17x8.5" Saltas on order, I want to put some 35s on them. I would like to do a 1" thuren front coil and fox shocks, but I love the idea of keeping it totally stock (I do have the factory bilsteins)
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johanh13 said:
I love that look! I have some 17x8.5" Saltas on order, I want to put some 35s on them. I would like to do a 1" thuren front coil and fox shocks, but I love the idea of keeping it totally stock (I do have the factory bilsteins)
Welcome to the forums!
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Thanks for the kind words, sir.

Just FYI These are 285/75x18 so they’re 35x11.50”. The wheels are 18x9 +18mm/5.75"

I believe the tires would rub if they were 35x12.50” occasionally I touch the inner fender, but I have to be turning and hitting a bump or driveway
 
kobra said:
Got it.
I think if it were me, I'd start with mud flaps. Do you really think the stock wheel/tire combo will throw much beyond what mud flaps would cover?

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I dont have flares but I have flaps and my truck gets filthy cant drive it with wet roads if i want it clean with the stock wheels flares are a needed in my opinion
 

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H3LZSN1P3R said:
I dont have flares but I have flaps and my truck gets filthy cant drive it with wet roads if i want it clean with the stock wheels flares are a needed in my opinion
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I have had a couple of Limiteds with the factory flares and I have had gatorbacks on both as well. The truck still gets filthy on dirty roads.
And, just cause that isn't bad enough for me, I'm going to get rims and tires that will move the tires out by about 1.5" - so should get even better :D

Seriously though - are the aftermarket flares much wider than the factory ones on the Limiteds? (I think the Laramie and Longhorns have similar flares?)
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kobra said:
I have had a couple of Limiteds with the factory flares and I have had gatorbacks on both as well. The truck still gets filthy on dirty roads.
And, just cause that isn't bad enough for me, I'm going to get rims and tires that will move the tires out by about 1.5" - so should get even better :D

Seriously though - are the aftermarket flares much wider than the factory ones on the Limiteds? (I think the Laramie and Longhorns have similar flares?)
Thanks!

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The oem ones are .75” coverage the aftermarkets are all 2.6” front 2” rear coverage i am putting flares on mine but i also have 0 offset wheels and 35s for the summer
 
kobra said:
I have had a couple of Limiteds with the factory flares and I have had gatorbacks on both as well. The truck still gets filthy on dirty roads.
And, just cause that isn't bad enough for me, I'm going to get rims and tires that will move the tires out by about 1.5" - so should get even better :D

Seriously though - are the aftermarket flares much wider than the factory ones on the Limiteds? (I think the Laramie and Longhorns have similar flares?)
Thanks!

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My truck a few posts up has bushwacker oem style. They add .75” of coverage, as mentioned. Hope this helps.
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Rockcrawlerdude said:
Thanks for the kind words, sir.

Just FYI These are 285/75x18 so they’re 35x11.50”. The wheels are 18x9 +18mm/5.75"

I believe the tires would rub if they were 35x12.50” occasionally I touch the inner fender, but I have to be turning and hitting a bump or driveway
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Perfect setup imho, well done!
 
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