Flush a truck??

[milano_red]

You can find some nice 6 lug wheels.

You can get these in up to 24''

And I would love to run these on my silverado

[420GAS]

Yeah those are lovely, thanks for the pics. But I am thinkin the conversion to 5 lug to get some wide rims.

[jasonklee]

Good luck with it. I'm not so knowledgeable regarding Chevys.

Welcome to StanceWorks

[420GAS]

Hey there STANCE WORKS, I just got done buying some nice 24 inch asaniti black and brushed chrome rims, they are beautiful and have a nice fat lip.
Now here is where I stand, and need to know some knowledge when comes to airbag suspension?
Can anyone help? Ill try to post pictures later

[Stupid Kid]

Hey there STANCE WORKS, I just got done buying some nice 24 inch asaniti black and brushed chrome rims, they are beautiful and have a nice fat lip.
Now here is where I stand, and need to know some knowledge when comes to airbag suspension?
Can anyone help? Ill try to post pictures later

Asanti makes some pretty sexy wheels, forgiato and asanti are two of my favorite wheel companies but people in this scene **** on them because they're "donk" wheels, they're missing out. Go as wide as possible and you'll probably need a body drop to get the rockers on the ground.

I don't know much about bagging trucks but i understand it can be pretty easy in some cases

[420GAS]

I appreciate it. I recently bought some Ashanti 24's deep dish they were lovely till they bended. I like to drift Nd circuit race in my truck. So i took them back and went to my 16's stocks. (they look like donuts with all the height.) How much of a drop would it be for better center of gravity? I mean this is one reason I want air bags to have a proper tune for ride height, I get nasty G's on corners due to it being tall. But still gets it done but I need to lower for more entrance speed. How much negative camber would be good for sliding? But you know enough to still have some control in high speeds? I'd appreciate the help

[LOCALTHIRTEEN]

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