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Great looking mod. I'm performing some wheel well clearance tommorow AM and will look at this option.

How about, Coachbuilder builds billet bumper spacers??? I'm sure he could whip these together easy.

Hey? Huh?

Something a bit more refined than stacking washers?
 
I completed the mod today, thanks for the directions. I ended up putting on 5 3/8th spacers on each of the bumper screws. My only mistake was not keeping a nut in one side while pulling the bumper off. I ended up dropping the bumper off and tearing out a fog light. Dumb mistake, so learn from me on this one! Otherwise, no problems and gave me about a mm of clearance
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i have same issue here i will be doing this till late monday or tuesday ill post some pics when i get done with it . thanx everyone for your support for those of us that need it. great thread by the way.
 
I finally ran across an informative thread that actually pertained to my exact truck. I did this mod yesterday and I used nearly a box of 3/8 washers. I went ahead and used 8 washers each thread. I have not received my Toyo Open Country AT II, 35/12.50/20 as of yet, since I have placed my order. I want maximum clearance without having to redo the bumper mod again. I just hope it does not hit the back part inside the fender well. I am not sure of my offset but without the fender flares on, they stick out an inch or so, much more than the factory rims. I am currently running a 275/65/20 now. My bumper sticks out quite a bit, but nothing I can't live with. If I never pointed it out to anyone, I highly doubt it if anyone would even notice.

I wanted to say thanks again for posting this thread. I will check in with before and after pictures of the new look.

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Also failed to mention I sold those flares that you see and bought the new OEM painted pocket style flares. They give it a more aggressive look imo. This also shows with the leveling kit on in the rear. I now have 2 inches of rake with the new shackles. Front has the ReadyLift 3 inch lift. The rear is much higher than what you see here. Gives it that rake look that I was after.
 
Great thread! Ill be doing this for sure!
You can increase the front clearance more easily by trimming the liner a bit and drilling new holes.
 
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