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I am looking for pics of the daystar leveling kit and truxxx 3/2 with 285/70/17. 2nd or 3rd Gen would work. I am probably picking up an 06 that needs tires this Saturday. Thanks, Rob
 

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First off...Congrats!
Second... Have the kit, just don't have the rubber yet. My pics are in my album. Come spring time(income tax return)I'll be going with a 295/70/17.
Check blackEB2008 album for his setup, he has 295's.
Here's mine in stock form
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And after the Truxxx 3/2
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Hope that helps.
 
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Thanks Dib. Does your rig still handle pretty stock. One thing my wife likes about the expy is its tight handling. I was thinking of 295 but then I have to go to a rougher riding LT. I will probably get 285 to stick with p metric.
 

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Handles just fine, very comfortable, no issues at all. When I increase the tire size, I'll also be going to a 17x9 rim so handling will actually get a touch better with the larger footprint on the ground. Even with a LT version of tire I doubt you'd notice it much, these things ride very well.
 
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I would like to do rims but have no clue what would look good on a white/tan eb. Are your stock rims 17x7.5?
 

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Mine are 17x8.
As far as what would look good, you have one of the most neutral color combos so anything would look good, from black, to aluminum, to chrome in just about any style. I've been looking at the XD Series, just trying to decide on the exact one.
 
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Mine are 17x8.
As far as what would look good, you have one of the most neutral color combos so anything would look good, from black, to aluminum, to chrome in just about any style. I've been looking at the XD Series, just trying to decide on the exact one.

I will have to price them out.

Cost so far:
Truxxx 3/2, installed and align $800
285/70/17 installed $900
 

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rob if you want to cut some cost. look on ebay for some spacers. i know solisimo used the $150 ones and said he had no problems. i was quoted out here like $200-250 installed including alignment and that was at a tirepros.
 

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I will have to price them out.

Cost so far:
Truxxx 3/2, installed and align $800
285/70/17 installed $900

Might want to think about one extra expense, that being, new caster/camber keys for alignment. You may/may not need them but just something to factor into the budget. The factory keys "could" run out of adjustment during alignment and with putting new skins on, don't want to chew them up prematurely. Mine ran me about 80 bucks, just piece of mind for me.
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Tallsville: turns out my favorite shop was the highest price in town on the 3/2 plus install and the tires. When it comes time to get it done I will see if they will match the other shops.

Dib: I get what your saying about the alignment keys. I would rather pay more and have it done right.


What are you guys doing to correct MPH gauge?
 
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