New tires are on!
#18
05-12-2010 | 11:08 AM
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From: Georgia
thanks. it's pretty much exactly where i want it...for now. haha!
i really wanted to go bigger on the tires, but there's no way i can afford a lift right now, and i'm not too big on body lifts. hopefully by the time it comes time to replace these tires, i'll have the cash for a lift.
for now, i want to do some off-road lights behind the grille and a couple other small things. but like i said, it's pretty much where i want it now.
i really wanted to go bigger on the tires, but there's no way i can afford a lift right now, and i'm not too big on body lifts. hopefully by the time it comes time to replace these tires, i'll have the cash for a lift.
for now, i want to do some off-road lights behind the grille and a couple other small things. but like i said, it's pretty much where i want it now.
#19
05-12-2010 | 11:13 AM
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like i said, i'm not too big on body lifts. i feel like it's cheating. plus there's too much other crap that has to be done to make it look right, like moving the bumpers, exhaust, etc. plus with the manual trans and transfer case, i'd have to weld in pieces to each shifter to make it work properly. no thanks.
#22
05-13-2010 | 12:27 AM
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definitely a huge difference. i was worried about the size since it's only really an inch taller than the tires i had on there. but i think the extra width combined with the more agressive design makes it look much better than i originally thought. actually i'm glad now that i didn't try to go bigger since i wouldn't have any suspension travel at all when i do go off road.