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Tires & Wheels Forum Discussion of Tires and Wheels...pretty obvious, eh?
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35's with stock 03 wheels
I have an 03 ram 2500 4x4 automatic with a leveling kit and I want to run 35's. The truck has 410 gears and I just wanted to see what kind of rpm reduction ill see on the freeway at 60. It has the stock 17's on it and I'd like to keep them. My brother said 35's will bulge because the stock wheel is too skinny. Does anyone have pics of the stock 17's w 35's. Is it not advisable to run that setup. Will it look funny? |
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