Isuzu's on 22's?

my bad...

amigo fenders still come in above the flare, which helps for smaller wheels, but once u get past the flare, u are still the same width.

Originally posted by cuzican



Also you'll prob. need Amigo fenders for the extra width. You my be able to do Amigo quaters in the back. So you dont have to narrow the rear end, I dont know for sure.

heres one that was started but not finished and did it with a good size tire. they make a tire for 22's that makes it the same size as a 255/35/20. the problem is they are so skiny (20 series) that they are ridiculus to drive on. I thought 35 series tires where a shity ride.
http://www.mautofied.com/listing-100039966.html

we are building one in australia at the moment 20,s up front and 22,s out back .there is some pics in the profile. but will be updated soon.
its a diff model izuzu to what u guys get over there in the states.but still a izuzu

Originally posted by ///RA StRkDiSuZu



Just cause it can be done or has been done, doesnt mean it should of been done. Big wheels dont make things custom.



Why not??? What makes you the god of Isuzu?

Cause he has one of the baddest isuzu's if not the baddest ever, thats why....plus he has a mini, and got on the cover of TRUCKIN' good job Ant

Good luck with that. I have 20's on my isuzu, have to run ugly amigo fenders up front just for clearence, and it doesn't full lay in the front because I have to notch the control arms. It can be done without running the amigo fenders like Ant's but 22's....in my opinion....it's not worth it, but more power to you. ~Angie

he traded this truck though....it layed body on 22's

So that makes him the world expert on Isuzu's? I don't mean no disrespect to anyone but to each his own. I now own the pup on 22's project that's on Mautofied. Some people say Donks shouldn't be done either.

I own that truck now. It's in Illinois