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#1142809 01/03/2016 11:36 PM
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I need to hang out here more.The info here is more what I am interested in.I seem to always go to the general truck board,I am going to mod my truck to make it driver friendly ,but want the mild hot rod look.I want it to look stock at 1st glance but just a little lower with after market wheels.From there someone will have to know what they are looking at to see the changes made.

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If you're after the stock look then you'll probably want to go with a wider rear end than you were thinking, and a narrower wheel with less of a deep dish look (as compared to mine)?

Although, I get asked all the time if my truck is completely stock (until it's running). So I guess it depends on your audience.


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