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That IS what you're trying to do. A lot of these "widebody" trucks have different types of fiberglass fenders and bedsides but they all have full fender and bedside replacements. Nex posted the bigger flares but you did not like those. Aside from this truck below (which is only flares and you...

@Donovan You may not be aware on what goes into fitting fiberglass fenders and bedsides on a truck. It's not a simple bolt on by any means. And it takes a very skilled body shop/shop to do so. And make it look right. Especially the rear.

No. The 316 cap pops in from the front. These push through from the back.

I need 4 sets to do it. I'd prefer 3 and I'll sit on the last set and list them accordingly. If we get 3.

@Etxraptor looks great! 37's yeah?

Those two links I posted have what you want. 2.5" wider (easily taken care of by wheel fitment) and 1.5" rise which will look better if you do a 37 but not 100% necessary.

Top is Deberti fenders which have a 3" rise and are 6" wider. Bottom is actually just OEM width (not widebody) with Andersons OEM carbon replacement fenders. And the flares Nex posted are the wider flare only option. The "widebody" on the first truck is fiberwerx 2.5" wider and 1.5" taller rise...

The fenders do have a bigger "rise" so the fender opening is taller. 35's may look short. The other option is to just get flares like the Anderson composites option. They're 2" wider but not taller...

@Donovan This is true ^^^ You could also choose wheels that are wider with a lower offset. Since the fiberwerx fenders are 2.5" wider you'll want a 10" wide wheel with an offset in the ballpark of -12 to -25. A lot of the Ronin Factory Raptors ran big fenders and wider wheels or spacers to fill...

Evil debuted their kit/build at SEMA. But it looks like it's still being tested... Maybe? 17" Front Travel and 22" rear.

@TDBrown I haven't messed with a bypass or a front bump. The bypass will help the coilover not work so hard. The bypass will give better tuning as well. That's why that Rogue truck did so well IMO. The air bump will help with the bigger hits/landings. So depends on your needs. You might be fine...

Thanks @The Car Stereo Company but they are on backorder currently. @lawtonmc Tire Rack has stock in Indiana.

Everything @W0n70n is pretty spot on. There are some companies out there that offer stock width LCA's that accommodate a bypass. Mid/long travel is nice but there is a lot of cost involved. It also changes the way the truck drives on the street which some don't like and the added turning...

@lawraptor we sell Nomad. Let me know if you need a quote.

Are they bronze or Titanium Gold? I know Enkei makes special runs of certain colors but I haven't seen bronze. We've only ever sold the Copper and the Ti Gold. Ti Gold below.

Stock 315's or 35x12.50R17. With the exception of some MT's you should be rub free.

Good to go. All 3 trucks have the same bolt circle and hub size. Just different lugs for G1. 14x2.0 vs 14x1.5 for the G2/3.

Try Pirate Ship if you need better shipping rates. They beat my negotiated rates with UPS sometimes. At 25lbs (boxed) they should be under $50 each. Just a thought. GLWS https://www.pirateship.com/

No. Clearances are good. Some tire shops may not mount 35/37x12.50 if you decide to change later on. But that’s it.

Raceline makes some +18's. Not many though. High offset 17's are tough to come by.

The MR316 will sit a little further in. it's actually a 17x8 and not a 17x8.5. The OEM 315's are approved for an 8" wide wheel though. However most 35x12.50R17 37x12.50R17 tires are not approved for 8" wide. Just FYI

Here are a couple quick stance pics. Both +25

Depends what you want to do with the truck. As far as a supercharged F150 goes, it is that. But it's not even a Raptor conversion. They might be using Raptor fenders and bedsides but the suspension is relatively stock F150 suspension. It just has Fox coilovers/shocks and wide wheels with a...

@BigHoss 1/4" each direction (out/in) compared to an 8.5 at a +18. Personally I like a 17x9. The tires square up a little better in my opinion. Nothing wrong with 8.5's though.

@BigHoss See below. Depending on which design you like, @benbachh might have some GRS's for sale. That's his truck in the pics. Not sure if he sold them yet. And he's not too far from you.