Stiff ride after lifting

I think that is a major part of the issue. Get some other people to weigh in.

@whatstcp

 

@EatSleepTacos

 

Would i need the wheel spacer even with a -18 offset ???

 

The more people that merrier +) @Taco-Obsessed
Thank you

 

He should (well I would) loose the 20s if ride quality is the concern.

 

As I said the spindle will move the front wheel outward... the rears don't go anywhere. So fronts will be wider than the rear. If you are OCD and all your wheels need to be equal distance, then yes. Wheel spacers in the rear (hub centic spider trax)

 

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@Twizted


Help this poor guy out

 

I agree, but that may not be a option.

 

OP post some photos

 

Not good picture will take better once in the morning

 

That's a very nice wheel. Just too big for a taco.
17's or 18's are the max you should go

 

You might want to edit your first post to add in your wheel and tire information, incase they read the first and then skip to the end.

 

A little better picture =)

 

@knightofzero others will chime in soon. You will figure it out, but may not like the solution. If I were you first I'd loose the 20s and get some 16s/17s. Next I'd ditch the blocks and spacers. Then I'd reevaluate ride quality.

 

@JaCado Yes there nice Wheels =) The 18in dosent that the sam offset of the 20in I like how the 20in wheel with -18 offest looked than the 18in -10 or -12 offt was

 

Just because you like them, doesn't make them right for the truck.

 

I doubt high heels are comfortable, but they look damn sexy.

 

@Taco-Obsessed Thanks for the help and illl take Any advice to consideration but I do appreciate your help tho And @JaCado too =)

 

It's what TW is for . Dont do anything just on my thoughts though. Wait for a consensus and others to agree or provide better solutions.

 

@Taco-Obsessed LMAO If you Put it that way than thats true huh Good point Lmoa True I got plenty of time to think and make a decision no rush =)