I gotcha, that helped clear a lot up.<div>
</div><div>Just find some good 2.2 dish wheels with a slight offset and you should be fine. 2.2 truggy wheels are going to be the way to go. They should be a slight bit bigger in diameter, clearing the steering knuckle. As for tires, I agree, I don't like the stretched look either. Proline makes a Dirt Hawg 2 tire that will fit on regular 2.2 wheels.</div><div>
</div><div>Something like these...</div><div>Dirt Hawg 2 tires on deep dish rims.</div><div>
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