SimpleManLance

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well i finally broke down and bought some wheels. wasn't in the game plan just yet but i figured what the heck

20in GMC Denail wheels
with 285/50/20 goodyear GT2 tires.
i think they look pretty good on there so im pretty happy. i plan on taking off my mud flaps, and probably painting up my calipers and rusty rotors.

10RamSport

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Looks good! Dig the two tone.....looks familiar.

Gran Patron

That looks really nice!

I think with a little taller tire it would look even sharper for being a 4x4 but either way it looks good.

ZR1 DREAMING

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lookin good, are those OEM or replicas? I didn't know GM made those specific wheels in 20' size.

TWANKYDEUCE

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that looks pimp man, I like it

BlackLM7

I've never seen 20" Denali wheels before. They look good. I would take the mud flaps off too. Well...since you now have the wheels, how about a drop?

P.O.R.N.

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Ya take thoughs damn mud flaps off. Do you even own a harley?

Oh ya mud flaps are normaly used in the mud...

SimpleManLance

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thanks everyone, as far as i know these are GM wheels. i guess it was an option to upgrade from 17s to 20s, dont quote me on it though.

it does look like i need a taller tire but i am tring to stay at the stock tire height, who knows in the spring i will be getting new tires so i might go bigger.

i did had the blocks removed and the torsion bars decranked but i put it all back to stock because the truck needs to be able to run in the dunes and it was a little to low for me in the dunes. but i wish i did have them on when i had it lowered because i think it would have looked sweet.

oh and P.O.R.N. i will have a harley as soon as pops dies. and as for the mud flaps those are for the stones i used to pick up with my all-butrains, not for mud. its sorta like having a lift on the truck with mud tires and never taking it off pavement. or when you do and you get it a little wet you cry about it. .

02BlueStepside

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Looks good! As far as I know, those are not GM wheels. There is a company that makes the Denali replicas in 20s, but it has been a while since I seen the site.