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Looks awesome!
No wheel spacers needed to retain the stock wheels

No spacers needed. 0a94afb217cfb208a37a305aba12550f.jpg
I want to go with some 20x9 with +0 offset but will probably have to trim more of the wheel wells.


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For all you DIY guys, where did you place your jack points? Pictures would help. I see the circular plates and read through the manual but its just side by side. Using a standard floor jack and research, not sure without an adapter, I can't seem to figure it out without trial and error on my new truck ?

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On 9/3/2019 at 4:37 PM, jordanl010 said:

For all you DIY guys, where did you place your jack points? Pictures would help. I see the circular plates and read through the manual but its just side by side. Using a standard floor jack and research, not sure without an adapter, I can't seem to figure it out without trial and error on my new truck ?

I wish someone would make a DIY video for a 4” or below. 

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On 8/6/2019 at 1:02 AM, FirstAscent said:


Haha right!? I know what you mean.

UCA’s are not required at all, honestly for my purpose it’s purely aesthetics haha. The only off-road a little trail here and there driving up to the mountain or going camping etc, very tame!

But damn it looks good ha!
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Awesome set up and this is what I’m looking to add to my truck. Any idea if you can run a stock wheel with 35’s with your current set up? I came across a killer deal on 295/65/20’s and would like to try and save a few bucks by running the stock wheels for a bit. 

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Awesome set up and this is what I’m looking to add to my truck. Any idea if you can run a stock wheel with 35’s with your current set up? I came across a killer deal on 295/65/20’s and would like to try and save a few bucks by running the stock wheels for a bit. 

Hey man thanks!

If I recall I think what would hold you back, with my exact setup, would be the 6” BDS Kit, I don’t remember if you can run the stock wheel with it, but I could be wrong, definitely check with them!

This is from BDS’s site:


35"x12.50" w/20x9 (Chevy) and 4.5"-5" back spacing
35"x12.50" w/20x9 (GMC) and 5.5"-6.25" back spacing

I have 20x10 wheels with the right back spacing, others have 20x12 working.

Let me know if I can help with anything else and good luck!
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Hey man thanks!

If I recall I think what would hold you back, with my exact setup, would be the 6” BDS Kit, I don’t remember if you can run the stock wheel with it, but I could be wrong, definitely check with them!

This is from BDS’s site:


35"x12.50" w/20x9 (Chevy) and 4.5"-5" back spacing
35"x12.50" w/20x9 (GMC) and 5.5"-6.25" back spacing

I have 20x10 wheels with the right back spacing, others have 20x12 working.

Let me know if I can help with anything else and good luck!

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Stock wheels work fine with 35x12.50r20



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5 minutes ago, yankeedoodle86 said:


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Stock wheels work fine with 35x12.50r20



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You’re the man thank you! Gonna go for a sleek stock look with extra height and a whole lot of extra performance for now. New wheels and tires in the spring. Thank you! 

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