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Old 01-11-2015, 07:24 AM   #11
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Re: What lift would work wt 35x14.5

15x10 6 inch offset should get you that look. That's pretty much standard in that size. On a older blazer like ours a lot of the newer rims won't look right in my opinion. I like a wagon wheel type rim which is what's on mine. I got keystone rims for 60 bucks apiece. With the steel rim it's a lot stronger than a aluminum rim too. I like the Rock crusher look or like the American racing 767 outlaw bullet hole rims. If you Like aluminum Alcoa has a set like that too. You could also step up in rim size. 17x10 is a standard size and a lot of tire manufacturers have been trying to get away from the smaller rim sizes now. Just a few things to think about.
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