Official 37" and up picture thread (2 Viewers)
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Welp, I did it... Not sure if I should have, but I couldn't say no to a great deal. 4 - 37x12.5r17 Goodyear MT/r's slightly used $750. They sure fill in a lot better then the 35's. Small amount of rubbing in the front end when turning, which I expected. I'm going to put in some 30mm spacers in hopes that it will help with my current stink bug and fixes the slight rub.
work in progress
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97 FZJ80 LIFTED SC DUAL BATTERIES,37s
Redgrrr
I have a problem with 40s
Gassing up for a night run.
Pardon my ignorance... what wheels are using? I currently have 37's on 16" Fj60 steelies. I want to go to a 17" wheel, so I have more options. Thanks!
I guess they are a little bigger than stock
Those are Tacoma/4Runner wheels, 17”x7.5”. You can usually find them as take offs on Craigslist.
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Redgrrr
I have a problem with 40s
890man
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Cool pic, but I'm pretty sure he did mean that the gas station is the natural habitat for these rigs.
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They are Tacoma rims i picked for $20 off craigslist. They work for now but i need wheel spacers to help with rubbing so i wouldn't recommend. i plan on replacing with steel Unique 297 17X9 6-139.70 from Discount tire. They run about $86
Swapped the XML 325/85R16 for general grabber X3 M/T 37x12.50r17, took about 40 pounds off each corner, truck handles and drives much nicer
Finally got far enough along I felt like I could put a pic up. 37x13.50 Toyo M/T's... =) Project Evergreen Part 1 – Introduction – Evergreen Adventures
Nice! How about info on your suspension. The stance is ideal imo.Finally got far enough along I felt like I could put a pic up. 37x13.50 Toyo M/T's... =) Project Evergreen Part 1 – Introduction – Evergreen Adventures
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Thanks! Slinky, with other stuff. I get a lot of questions so I wrote up a detailed article on what I did on my website.
Project Evergreen Part 1 – Introduction – Evergreen Adventures
In the early stages of this thread, it was customary to simply list a few particulars so we didn't have to read a story.Thanks! Slinky, with other stuff. I get a lot of questions so I wrote up a detailed article on what I did on my website.
Project Evergreen Part 1 – Introduction – Evergreen Adventures
Back in the old days... I’m an young’n, and a lot of things have changed in the past 3 years.
I think we’ve gone through at least three hosting services since I joined.
So I get 1001 questions since I built this and instead of continuing to piecemeal my responses, which is inevitably what happens in a thread, I take the time to actually write up an article describing what I did for reference. Then, when linking said article, I get told an article is just too much to read, need a TL;DR. Lol I will just quit posting while I am ahead...
