Anyone running 255/75-17 tires? This is the take-off size for Jeep Wrangler Rubicons. Lots of inexpensive no-mile BFG MTs out there and I'm tempted.
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Nice bimmer I have had 31 different BMW in past 30 years 4 of them were 2002 model i love them cars.question : you mentioned the Axel boots where leaking did you change them or did you have some body do them for you . thanksHa, sure. I actually started a build thread on PradoPoint.com. I posted up a picture of the 2002 there. I don't actually have a tii currently - my car is a carb'd model. But someone else had the 2002 username. The tii added some horsepower but also a higher degree of finickiness. I can tune a carb in my sleep, but dealing with a 1970s fuel injection system is more like a nightmare.
http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread.php?31521-2002tii-s-US-spec-2005-Lexus-GX-470-(120)&p=462095
Running a little taller BFG's 255/80/17. I siped mine. Great tires, I wheel Moab and deep snow a lot. They aren't as pretty as the 35's on my fj80, but they dig better in deep mud/snow and perform better overall.Anyone running 255/75-17 tires? This is the take-off size for Jeep Wrangler Rubicons. Lots of inexpensive no-mile BFG MTs out there and I'm tempted.
I'll probably do that then - I have air.They will if you flatten it (if you have onboard air)