Some interesting **** came to light last weekend.
1. A stock 16x6.5" steel wheel w/Bridgestone 245/75-16 tire = 73lbs
2. An Intro Pentia 8 20x10 Billet wheel w/BFG Gforce KDW 305/50-20 tire = 76lbs.
3. I expected my truck to handle better, which it does, but I didn't expect it ride better, un-freakin-believable, It rides so much better now than it ever did before
4. It doesn't even look like my truck.............but I'm getting used to it real fast-like

let me know what you think.

As you will probably see, I'm not going after the lowered look

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That looks damn good man! Those are some hot wheels and tires on a hot truck! You guys are going to force me to upgrade to a 20" or a 22" wheel! Once again, tech guys helping me spend all of my money!

 

Some more after pics:

















hhddb

 

I bet that sucker became an attention getter quick, huh?

 

grippy...i can't even desribe to you how i think that looks! i just looks so clean. you just helped relized that once i get rid of my other wheels the 20's will return to my pickup. that tire tread looks pimp! i love it!

 

the lip on that wheel is beutiful! what is the back spacing on those?

 

i like very much. tough lookin set of wheels/tires

 

I aim to please

 

Funny, you noticed that too .........honestly though, I'm not used to people checking out my truck yet.

 

Thanks for the compliments

They are a staggered backspacing, fronts are 6.5", rears are 5.5". That gives them a dead even track width and puts the tires just even with the edge of the fender flares.

The reason I chose the BFG Gforce KDW's is they were the stickiest tire I could find for a 20" wheel.