Lets see those 20" rims!
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A little late to this. Coming off Strep Throat that really put me down. My apologies.
Evidently not a lot of 20" wheels out there. These are 20×10 Ridlers on my square. Stock suspension and they fill the wheel wells much better than stock. Personally I dig 'em but I know not for everybody.
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Lookin good man. Been thinking about going 18 or 20 from the 15s that are on there now.
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From a man who doesn't appreciate 20" rims... I must say your combo on this rig is pretty awesome. You have good taste.
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Im not a 20 fan but i am a fan of your burb! Shes a beauty!
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I don't like 20s and above rims because too much rim and not enough tire for my taste. With that being said. I do like the look of yours tho. 
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Tires are 285/50R20. They look pretty bad ass when looking at the stance from behind too.
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I don't like 20s and above rims because too much rim and not enough tire for my taste. With that being said. I do like the look of yours tho.
Thanks for the props. Its truly appreciated coming from you guys.
Everywhere I go with this thing i get cat calls, whistles and thumbs up like a hooker walking past a construction site. I know damn well they ain't directed at me either.
I can't park it anyplace without some stranger coming up and asking about it.
All those new $60k+ rigs don't even get a second glance. Pretty cool stuff.
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Your ride looks great man!
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I just got these last week.
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20x8 front...20x10 rear
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I want to resurrect this thread from the dead because it helped me. Let me say this.... I hate 20" rims... They look so ghetto... I love the look of old school rims. 16.5" old American Racing staggard wide 15" in the back 9" up front. but you know what I hate more than 20" rims? Paying a arm and a leg for tires! You cant find tires for 16.5" , they are rare and cost a fortune! But when I look up 20" tires good lord!!! Only $80!!! I can learn to love you baby! Now I know they make OEM Replicas in 20" But im not paying for it with my first born! I love my truck because I built it with sweat and grease. Not gonna pay out the ...
Im pickin up my 20" rims on monday! Yeah baby!
who else got 20"s post em up!
Im pickin up my 20" rims on monday! Yeah baby!
who else got 20"s post em up!
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Not a square in the crowd but there are a few pics with some 20’s
The 55 and the ss are mine.
The red 33 I built for a customer. He also owned the black 34 I built a custom interior for and did a bunch of mech work on.
The 55 and the ss are mine.
The red 33 I built for a customer. He also owned the black 34 I built a custom interior for and did a bunch of mech work on.
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