20s or 18s?

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20s or 18s?
slammedyota91 avatar
slammedyota91
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they will look a lot better
mazdamandan avatar
mazdamandan
+1y
ok so here is what i got, they are 35 255 20
they had them there, and so we mounted one and I 'm gonna put it on the truck to see how well it works, it looks waaay better, its gonna be a rough ride but it'll be worth it
://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l24/mazdamandan/dans%20mazda%20b2200/DSC01076.jpg
slammedyota91 avatar
slammedyota91
+1y
honestly, its not that big a difference in ride quality... depending on the quality of the rubber of the tire you put on, thats what amke the difference in ride quality, on my yota i had 205/40/zr17's and it rode fine.. they were kumho ecsta supra 712's
mazdamandan avatar
mazdamandan
+1y
I didnt have time yet , but I will mount em and take a pic, I sprayed primer/sealer today also.
twisted minis avatar
twisted minis
+1y
Personally, I think if the tire is larger than the widest point of the wheel opening, its too big.
v8mazda4ever avatar
v8mazda4ever
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You should run 225 30 20 all around the truck I now bad roads are a pain but you said it's not a daily driver. I will be running the same on my truck and I find that it works best with that size. I did a friends truck and he finally listened aand went to a smaller rubber and found his truck ran better and he had alot less wear from rubbing and he got all his steering back as well.
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v8mazda4ever
+1y
The other thing you will want to do is go with a different brake booster here is a pic of the one I am using.
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mazdamandan avatar
mazdamandan
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agreed, thats when yer entering donk territory, yuch!
mazdamandan avatar
mazdamandan
+1y
oh, and I got some of my drop back!
speedster93b avatar
speedster93b
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i was just thinking donk!! even if you can tuck them, turning them will not be a good time.