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i honestly have no idea.
15"? lol
thats all i got.
they were on the truck when i got it.
I'm gonna powder coat them black when i paint the truck

haha that's okay. I'm not sure the offset on my wheels too since they came with the truck.

If you paint the truck a dark color, I think they way the rims are now actually look a lot better.

That's just my opinion...
 
here's mine. 84 carbed with some head work, bored 40 over, dual 2.3's, longs, spool and Detroit, 39.5 pittbull rockers. And a little trimming:D it used to be pretty but now it just goes

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snowing pretty good im from NW Ohio so played a little an took some pics

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getting sideways
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just a couple new pics

getting hids soon an its getting painted blue let me know what you think
 
s2k,

you've got 31x10.5r15's right and stock right hight, correct?

Yes, to the tire and rim size and a pretty sure it is stock ride height. The leaf springs are aftermarket and are adjustable. The rig sits pretty nice but, I'm not sure if it had the factory torsion bars adjusted for a little more height or if the leaf springs are set higher than stock.
If it is higher than stock it is not by much as it looks pretty much like any other I see here.
 

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s2k, roger that. it kinda looks like you have a slight "down hill" stance. so I would say those leafs are just a bit taller than stock (maybe 1/2"). could be the pic though. either way it looks great, im just tryin to get a good idea of what 31's look like on a stock t4r.

johns, x2 on that match box, im totally goin to wally world today to find one, haha.
 
Ya she does have a bit of a rake to her better than having a saggy rear LOL. The leaf springs came with an extra set of shackles and urethane bushings. I hall weight with her so she levels out nice with a few differentials on board:cool:
 

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