I am switching to Mud Terrains so selling All Terrains. The spare has lass than 100 miles and the other 4 less than 5,000 miles. They are mounted on Method 8 on 6.5 rims with some trail damage from rocks. Available for pickup in Auburn CA.
I am switching to Mud Terrains so selling All Terrains. The spare has lass than 100 miles and the other 4 less than 5,000 miles. They are mounted on Method 8 on 6.5 rims with some trail damage from rocks. Available for pickup in Auburn CA.
I purchased new rubber pads for the windshield to sit on when folded down against the hood. Problem being I put the windshield down and the wiper hits the hood. I threw away the old ones so I cannot compare the height. If one of you could measure both heights (short and tall portions) I would...
Not a great tire on snow or ice and not great in the rain. Curious if anyone has siped them and if they felt it helped. Mine are red dot but curious about red or blue.
SOA
65" axle
4 1/2" backspace
8 1/2" rims
37" BF Goodrich Krawlers
I would like to avoid cutting the rear body and would like to keep my stock fenders.
If you have this set up or similar have you had clearance issues? Front and/or rear?
Thanks in advance.
Searched but couldn't find anyone. Considering this and wanted to see if anyone had done it and their experience doing so.
I plan to stay SOA on the front and 4 Link rear and considering the ORIs on the rear.
Thanks guys. Appreciate the input. What did you do, if anything, to address sagging in the rear when loaded with gear for a trip? Considering
coil over shocks.
I searched and read every thread with "link" in the title.
Considering replacing my Alcan rear leaf springs with 4 link. Inclined to keep leaf springs up front.
I am installing new axle housings so now would be the time. It would be professionally done by Predator Mike so high quality but...
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