got the tsb, tires, and billys competed yesterday...pics

Well I finally got everything done. Here are some pictures of my 2010 SWB 4x4 4cyl. (Sorry they are crappy cell phone pics, Ill try to get some real ones soon. They don't really give the truck the credit it deserves). Its got the rear spring TSB, front 5100's set at 1.75" and 265/75/16 Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs. The stance and ride is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks everyone for your help, advice, and opinions on getting me this far. Now I'm just wondering what mods I will do next...????

 

lookin good. did you just use 5100s and stock coils?

 

and where did you get your tires?

 

yup stock coils. got the tires from discounttiredirect.com. they were 180 a piece, free shipping and 20 rebate so came to 700.

 

Wow I really like the look of those Durtracs on steelies! Nice looking truck.

 

thanks i was looking into going with an aftermarket wheel but decided to hold off and was thinking of painting the steelies black. im real glad i held off on the wheels because i really like the look of the steelies/duratracs. im even thinking im going to keep them silver too now

 

nice lookin truck! some day i hope to get there....enjoy

 

WOW - looks really good my friend!!!

I have my rear TSB done and the 5100's sitting in the basement, these pics certainly motivate me to get the front adjustables on.

Any driveline vibs or complications as a result?

 

looks good man

 

I agree.

Keep the steelies silver. A nice utility look.

Your truck looks real good.

 

That looks good man. I almost bought an '09 identical to yours but white.
I'm going through the usual crap to get the spring TSB done.
With the 5100s set on 1.75" is that the third highest setting and it sits level with the TSB done?
Also, correct me on this, 265/75/16s are the same size as 265/70/17s? Any rubbing with the factory wheels when turning?
Thanks! Again, good looking ride, its all thats really needed.

 

There is some debate and opinion on that here.

I'm not so sure the nose isn't a little high on a truck w/ TSB and 5100's @ 1.75.

I guess it may depend on the truck and how much you load the rear springs.

The OP's truck seems a little front high...but that could be the pic angle?

 

Nope no driveline vibes or any problems. Just a better looking and riding truck!

 

Yup its the third highest setting. I think it sits perfectly level with the TSB. If you look at just the bedrails by the tailgate it almost looks like the start to drop down a bit but if you look at the truck as a whole it seems to be dead level so I recommend 1.75.
I think that those two tire sizes work out to be the same. I have no rubbing issues at all and didn't even have to trim the mudflaps either. I definatley recomend this set up.

 

Truck looks perfect! Nice job.