I mean, he said he wasn't trying to be an ass..
I'm not being an a$$ either.
The sig says 32" tires. If they were 32" tires then it looks like a lot less. If they are 42" then it looks like 53". I was looking at the size of the lifted tire in comparison to the height of the forks from the ground.
You don't need a ramp to come up with an accurate RTI number. Just use the following formula to get the RTI:
RTI = Tire height/sin(20*PI/180)/Wheelbase*1000
Your truck flexes great. Sorry for the misunderstanding.eace:
By the way, what is your wheelbase?
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How my son does it!
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88 IFS- stock
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love that stock 88!! you gonna keep it stock? if it were mine and depending on amount of miles, if low id keep it stock and throw on some km2's in stock size. looks clean though