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#856
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travis thanks for that detailed answer... couldnt you break it down again?? jk lol. i was looking to see how much of a difference there is between the two gens.
#857
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You could look at TJ's bed vs your bed and tell. I know that TJ's is a long bed but they still start the same and end the same.
#858
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There is a 3" difference between a SB 2nd Gen and SB 3rd Gen. Nothing interchangeable between the two. The 2nd Gen SB is actually longer than a 3rd Gen.
2nd Gen SB = 6'6"
3rd Gen SB = 6'3"
2nd Gen SB = 6'6"
3rd Gen SB = 6'3"
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Hey Keith I know where you live now...drove past your house on sunday and noticed the truck, you might have heard me...I gave you a little exhaust tone on my way back past...i was in the old mans 04!
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Man PJ those wheels/tires look awesome! That combo on a dually with the big Rig wheels really makes it stand out What size are they? That setup must have cost some $$$...I saw an ad for those from the vendor that advertizes on all the magazines (I think it's like bigrigwheels or AmericanForcewheels.com) he's got a bunch of styles all Alcoa wheels, some of which look amazing...he also has some classic singles for non-dually trucks...talked to him for a bit and he's got 19.5's upto 22.5's I think it was like 5g's or thereabouts for the setup on the non dually
#868
Thanks Sunir, I like em too. They are hand me downs from DWiggs. He actually gave me a very fair deal on the set, they are Alcoa 22.5's with Sumotumo tires.
I think it really makes the truck. I mean, I like the way it looked before, but this really sets it apart from the pack. I also acquired a set of night runner headlights and HID's that I will be putting in tomorrow weather permitting.
I don't get too worried about what it's going to do to my mileage, front end parts or all the other things that people cry about on here. I did it 100% for look, I'll never justify it in wear on the tires that is for sure.
I think it really makes the truck. I mean, I like the way it looked before, but this really sets it apart from the pack. I also acquired a set of night runner headlights and HID's that I will be putting in tomorrow weather permitting.
I don't get too worried about what it's going to do to my mileage, front end parts or all the other things that people cry about on here. I did it 100% for look, I'll never justify it in wear on the tires that is for sure.
#870
Last time I was at Scott's I heard a LOT of nay saying and crying about how I was going shoot my eye out with this set up. I don't really care about roatating mass, extra weight, blah, blah, blah. Basically, I did it for fun, if I find out I don't like it I can very easily sell the set up here locally for what I paid.