It is so close I was almost thinking I could wrap Emory cloth around a tennis ball or something like that. Anyone see a problem with that?
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The router and pattern bit trick that @Broski mentioned really isn't tough at all, and can still leave you with a nice machined finish - nicer than hand sanding, and much faster and easier. If you don't have a wood router, I promise you have a neighbor that does, and the bits are $10-$15 at Home Depot (if your nice neighbor doesn't already have one)...
Aluminum used in wheels is soft enough that the router will handle it with ease, and the bit will still be 100% usable when you're done.
Router!? Genius! That lip is exactly the problem. They will be set to go momentarily!Ya, your not the first one to have issue !
I'm going to guess it's the lip that retains the center cap which can't be used any ways.
Post a picture of the center bore.
If your handy and have a router and pattern bit you can take that lip off
I don’t know how I missed this earlier.
108mm bore I believe is needed.
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Success! Now I’m in the 37’s club.
Your rig looks like it can use a diet, but the the wheel and tire combo is probably not as heavy as some other brand tires, Goodyear MTR is pretty light compare to most 37 MTs.
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i think you could say this about just any 80 series build. and i'm running toyos not goodyear
but thank you for your opinion.
it gets around just fine with the turbo
Toyo-MT. sorry i misread.
How much does it weigh?
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according to the googler:
trail gear bead locks: 45lbs
37 Toyo Mts : 84LBs
129 lbs a wheel
i guess i could have gone 13.5 width for more weight but i wanted to keep it reasonable
Is anyone running the Raceline RT951 in 17x9 -38 with 37x12.5x17
What wheels are ya running? Looking good.
Those are race line monster bead locks
100% Correct....Those are race line monster bead locks
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I really love the Raceline beadlocks but my wallet doesn't love them as much as I do... LOL!!! I Love how these rims look on your rig.
Yeah I agree! I was able to get them off marketplace, still pricey tho.
They are an awesome wheel, raceline did a great job engineering their beadlock.
Here is my work in progress.....
BFG37MTs on Raguna ZZYZX 17x9 -40
BFG37MTs on Raguna ZZYZX 17x9 -40
Details? Sharp lookin rig!!
