I'm getting pumped. No sleep tonight. *Update.. Pics*

[Finkle]

Tomorrow morning is my appointment to get my lift put on. I'm going to take a few pics before I leave, and when I get back.

[Towncivilian]

Good luck! I hope everything goes well

[fueler]

good luck!

[ltsnotme]

What's going on? Where's the pics?

[Finkle]

So, it'll be tonight before i get it back. The truck lift stopped working in the shop i took it to... so they are doing it today. i'll post pics.

[ltsnotme]

You're taking way too long, Finkle.

[patqx4]

Yes, we're reeling in suspense here

[Finkle]

Sorry for the bad pic. My wife took it and text it to me.

[Finkle]

I'll take better ones later and post them. I work during the day. It's a whole new beast now. It rides and drives different...better. The rear shocks are adjustable, so I can make the ride firm, medium or soft. Now I am on the prowl for some new wheels and tires.
I wonder what wheels look like with a -4" backspacing. Are they going to stick out like a 1995 low rider?

Old pic same spot...

[K03sport]

I wonder what wheels look like with a -4" backspacing. Are they going to stick out like a 1995 low rider?

as far as how much a wheel will "stick out" or "poke" takes in several measurements, to include backspace, which is a result of wheel width and offset.

Example:
A 6.5" wide wheel w/ -20mm (toward face of wheel) offset = 4" backspace.
A 8" wide wheel w/ 0 (zero) offset = 4" backspace.
A 9.5" wide wheel w/ +20mm offset = 4" backspace

edit: Each of the above wheels will poke differently despite having nearly the same backspace. Obviously, the wider (9.5") wheel will have the potential to poke the most as it has the widest width. I do not have all wheel specs memorized so I do not know for a fact the any of the above wheel configurations will poke as they were used to illustrate an example.

The more backspace one has, the further in (toward the car) the wheel will sit. Too much backspace and the wheel might hit the calipers or suspension depending on design.

The tirerack explains offset and backspace. Check it out.