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Hello! Newbie here with a LOT of 3500 Megacab Questions!!

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Old 05-07-2006, 01:41 PM
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The only thing that puzzles me, is that I have seen some pictures of people running 22.5 with what looks to be no lift, or no more than a 2" leveling kit. You see a couple white ones and the K&L Enterprises with the stacks with this setup. Now I have NO IDEA if Chromewheel.com is any good or reputable, but it seems that they were able to do this without lifting. I assume all the trimming needed would be cutting out the plastic fenderwell on the inside?
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Originally Posted by Ripper01
the biggest tire you could get on a levelin kit will probally be a 35" tire or a 315/70r17 which is aprocimatly the same as a 35.. a 37 will rub more than ever unless you wanted to trim into the cab... to run a 37 you will need a 5-6" lift i like the kore lifts.. check them out they are sweet...
So a 37 is doable then with trimming? The only problem I have with the lift is garages. My H2 has a 6" lift and 38 x15.50 tires and I cannot get it in my garage or any others! In stock form, the dodge fits fine with a couple inches to spare. Those will probably be taken up with the extra tire. Would an air suspension like Kelderman's allow me to drop the vehicle back to stock height (basically too low to drive in anything other than a straight line) and then raise back up for regular driving?
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As promised and for those who don't know that the pictures are in my gallery, here are a few shots of my new truck when I picked it up and my Lambo. Enjoy!!!









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Originally Posted by D.Wiggs
The only thing that puzzles me, is that I have seen some pictures of people running 22.5 with what looks to be no lift, or no more than a 2" leveling kit. You see a couple white ones and the K&L Enterprises with the stacks with this setup. Now I have NO IDEA if Chromewheel.com is any good or reputable, but it seems that they were able to do this without lifting. I assume all the trimming needed would be cutting out the plastic fenderwell on the inside?
There were a couple threads started on here about running the 22.5 rims do a search an read up on those...

here is one thread https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...ad.php?t=99299
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if you dont mind me asking...what do you do for a living?
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What a gorgeous truck. Now I really need to go clean and detail mine.

While I've never been a fan of Lambos (give me a Viper or a Z06), I must admit, that is one HOT car.
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Originally Posted by wexman
What a gorgeous truck. Now I really need to go clean and detail mine.

While I've never been a fan of Lambos (give me a Viper or a Z06), I must admit, that is one HOT car.
Thank you very much. We will see how long it stays that clean, LOL!

And thanks for the compliment on the Lambo; I've always been a sucker for a V12!

I am actually in the process of HEAVILY modifying the crap out of the vehicle such that, when I am done, it will have lost about 700LBS. of weight, be bored out from 6.2 to 6.5 Liters, and have an extra 170 RWHP yet still retain all of the luxury inside!
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if you dont mind me asking...what do you do for a living?

I am a professional assassin !
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Who did the audio in the lambo?
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Who did the audio in the lambo?
Unique Autosport in Holbrook, NY.

It was on an episode of Unique Whips on the speed channel actually.
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All i got to say is i want a ride in the lambo.. always had a fetish for a black sports car with a v12 in it... Great lookin rides man wish i had a job so i could afford more things an toys..
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Hey dwiggs wat you think about this unique whip haha..



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Hey dwiggs wat you think about this unique whip haha..




HAHAHAA; guess I should say to hell with modding the Megacab and just go with that!!!
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Let me tell you it was one fun build... everywhere you drive people almost get in accidents because they are stuck on it... its a different drivin feeling too.. its still on the stock suspension all we did was build up to everything.. It has over 20" of lift with 40" tires and 20" rims.. its even better in person
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Originally Posted by Ripper01
Let me tell you it was one fun build... everywhere you drive people almost get in accidents because they are stuck on it... its a different drivin feeling too.. its still on the stock suspension all we did was build up to everything.. It has over 20" of lift with 40" tires and 20" rims.. its even better in person

****!!!!

Very cool.


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