Making 38.50 TSL's Drivable (1 Viewer)

[66fj40x2]

Fixed the death wobble


Got a scream'n deal on some 37" MTR's! Most weight on one wheel to balance was 4.5 oz., 70 mph on the highway! The beadlocked 38.50's are in the garage with 4 psi and ready for any trail!

 

[tornadoalleycruiser]

so the 38"s are still on the wheels or not?
YOu get new rims so you now got 2 sets?
Details man.. Details!

 

[peesalot]

after all that still no pics of the god damn steering kit installed , fawk , how's a guy gonna make a decision......

 

[phishtaco]

http://www.toyotasuperaxles.com/

Oh and that tire/jerry can/axe/shovel/hi-lift carrier on the back is prolly coming off after the Ramble.

Why are you getting rid of the tire carrier thingy?

edit...Bobby stopped making the beadlock kits.

 

[66fj40x2]

The 38's are still on the beadlocks and the 37's are mounted on my M/T Classics...Two sets ready to swap and go.

I plan on taking pics of the install when I do it! Eric keeps finding new bling-bling s*** for me to make porting the boxes easier.

Eric - post up that top and front cover for the boxes again (Cain't find it) That'll be next.

Tire carrier is GONE - Rick A. lighted my load at the Ramble. That carrier is HEAVVVVVVVEEEEEE! Took three of us to take it off the rig. I gained an inch-and-a-half or so of lift on the rear springs. It's great for trails where you are a ways from camp or exploring and have to pack all your stuff (or need lots of beer) but I seriously have not needed it since I've owned it.

I'm sure Long's is out of the beadlock kits by now....I've heard someone is make a similar kit and will try to get the name of the company in a few days.

 

[PabloCruise]

The guys at Proffitt's were running something in their tires to ake 'em balance out. They said it was like a powder, or potting soil or???

Wish I could be more help, but they said that they balance out well now.

 

[66fj40x2]

Calcium Chloride, usually works pretty good. I've got 16 oz. in each front tire and it did help the balance but no the out of straight. I think if I started with new tires instead of hand-me-downs I'd a had better luck....

 

[FoYoChe]

Calcium chloride is put in tires to add weight on tractors, it eats rims though so not a good idea

 

[tornadoalleycruiser]

http://www.emsoffroad.com/hydroassist.htm
Got the idea looking at Bruce's truck, never noticed it till the Razorbakc ramble.. Course never had a need to have hydroassist till now myself!
Dang you woody and your big handmedowns!