Are those the 22.5s that have been turned down to 22s?
Alcoa Super Singles (the 10 lug version). 22x12.25
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The 82k mile 08 King Ranch I bought a few months back is finally on the road...
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I am giving my son my old E99 and I upgraded to this one. 2002 only 183,XXX. Not sure if I am going to keep it lifted yet though.
is that a 6 inch lift? if so, when you take the lift off, are you just getting new springs?
My truck I sold to my brother when back up to stock height.
Rear has CARLI mini packs vs the 4in factory block and fronts are the stock coils. Running toyo 35x12.5 20s King shocks all the way around.
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The white truck doesn’t appear to have the “rivets” around the bead like the black one, as far as I can tell. But you’ve got more of a chubby than I do about them so who knows...
If, in your research, you come across a few trucks on this forum, you’ll find at least 2 that we’re NOT American Force but rather shaved down Alcoa super singles. One was a user name of “Snake” and was a lifted blue ccsb. I think out of Florida. The other was out of Tennessee I believe and it was a tan cclb early 2000’s model. Can’t remember his name.
Frankly af started out by copying this Alcoa look, IMO. The original had always been better.
Edit: Snake’s truck
That trucks awesome.
2019 F450
Mods coming soon
That's a sharp rig man!!!Threw some new shoes on the old workhorse. Got tired of feeling every gumwrapper on the road, so swapped out the H rated 265 19.5's for some 35" 12 ply F rated Toyo RT's on some new 20" 10 lug Fuel wheels.
Night and day difference in ride quality and much quieter than the Toyo 608z's.
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