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Honestly I think I'd have to move the front axle forward a bit so I dont rub.Looks good. That thing is scream for 40’s
You would. I’m close as it is on 37’s and 3” lift
Christmas is going to be a griots g9 and me paint correcting and waxing the truck lolDamn!! Looks like an early Christmas for you! I'd hang a wreath on the front of that bad boy
Dang. I should be ok with stock rims. Though as much fun as that was, that’s going to get you banned from the carwash haha. I would normally spend $3 in quarters to hose down my Jeep in CO but I brought it to Texas and did some river run and it took $15 in quarters just to get the mud off the sides and under carriage. bigger fender flares fo sho’Oh you'll def be slinging mud even with 12.5s. And this mud wasn't even deep, about to the bottom of the rim. I plan on going with a little extra coverage at some point.
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These actually don't stick out much further than stock. Just looks that way from the angles. If anything they come to right about the edge of the fender. So there's coverage with the flare, just not a lot obviously. Lol
I didnt want a lot of sticking out. Tyler o'Connell from discount tire direct was spot on with what I described I wanted. They stick out maybe 1" more than stock? But it's exactly what I envisioned. I'm going to do aftermarket flares when I can afford them.
Yeah, yours stick out a little further than mine do. I used to have different wheels and tires on my other 2500 and I didn't like the stance after a while. They stuck out probably an inch and a half to maybe two inches. I'm glad my AEVs are about level with the fender now.
