I promised pics(Here they are)

[MotorsportsAuthority aka Dragon]

The offset of the wheel refers to the location of the wheel mounting area. Here's a couple of references:
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/...jsp?techid=101
http://www.rsracing.com/tech-wheel.html


as far as steering/suspension components, imagine this. take a bar and add 45lb weights about 12" in on each side. twist it back and forth. now take those same weights and put them at the very ends of that bar and add 20lbs. you will find it takes more strength. by adding larger wheels/tires, you add weight and the offset puts the wheels out more. this all causes stress on any gears/moving parts of your suspension/steering.

BTW - Good choice on the wheels. Bigger fenders would eliminate the paint concers. But that's a CLEAN ride! I don't remember it lifted in those pics you posted

[Htothe2]

bad a$$ whip!!

[HummBob]

Looks AWESOME!!!

[frenzy1]

HARD CORE TRUCK !!!!!!!!!!!!! IMPRESSIVE !!!

[H2 Doberman]

Thanks for all the comments guys! I put the HD tierods on and the steering stabilizer and it actually drives better than it did stock.

You're right motorsports authority, I just had the truck lifted. That's why I was asking about wheels. Thanks again for the photochop help!

The backspacing on the wheels is only 4.5 inches. That is the least that you can run with that lift. I'm not real sure what the offset is. I want to say -19.

I'm in Gatlinburg, Tn right now and drove it here from ATL and got 12.5 MPG.

[Humdingah]

What lift?

[H2 Doberman]

Originally Posted by Bling_Bling_H2

dat black rig is tight mang. i be diggin dem illegal tints you got on your tahoe H2, dope whip you got playa

[raptorman53]

Sweet Rig