STOCK HEIGHT ON 2s or 4s

looking for pics of stock height 90s crew cabs on 22s or 4s kinda like this one here, no tuckin in the rear what mods or what all do you have to do to run the semi wheels

ALSO IS THERE ANY MORE PICS OF THIS TRUCK HERE?
i know this isnt a 90s truck but its the only pic i could find to show what i mean

That truck in the pic is lowered if not bagged by that point. To run semis you need 8 to 10 lug adapters that run $850. Trucks at stock height look very high with the big wheels.


Wrong year but its a stock height 4x4
Best place to get wheels or adapters.

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Check out this link to my Facebook page. Lots of pictures.
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Thanks for the replies guys, im guessing this is how they look at stock height with the wheels then? kinda jacked up like Frank_Ice was saying



so what about all these here? are they just dropped some or are they bagged?




I think this is the same one I posted on the first post, this is the look im going for


by the way I took all these pics from lockones site, hope you dont mind bro

Hey 503... Never seen you around here, Welcome to the site!

Showing some west coast love!

yea im new to the site, you posted something on my first topic i made

Welcome 2 DS

thanks man

The 2 OBS Chevy trucks and the 1 NNBS Chevy truck are lowered. Older Chevy trucks are 3/4 and they newer Chevy 3/4 or 5/6.

What wheel and tire size combo does the black gmc have? do you run into any rubbing issues with tires when they get lowered? If you run 4 semis in the back would that make your rear tires stick out more than just having the outsides only? Im a newb sorry man just tryna get some info on all this