need help a lifted 97 f150 2wd
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To the OP, truck turned out great! Looks really sweet with those tires.
Wow, Doug. Great post there! You might want to educate yourself a bit more before you come on here slamming other members posts and calling them an "f'n moron". In most cases balancing 38" tires is damn near impossible.
Here's a few threads about what people have done in attempt to fix the "bounce" from such large\over sized tires.
http://forums.off-road.com/jeep-shor...big-tires.html
https://www.f150online.com/forums/wh...balancing.html
Wow, Doug. Great post there! You might want to educate yourself a bit more before you come on here slamming other members posts and calling them an "f'n moron". In most cases balancing 38" tires is damn near impossible.
Here's a few threads about what people have done in attempt to fix the "bounce" from such large\over sized tires.
http://forums.off-road.com/jeep-shor...big-tires.html
https://www.f150online.com/forums/wh...balancing.html
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To the OP, truck turned out great! Looks really sweet with those tires.
Wow, Doug. Great post there! You might want to educate yourself a bit more before you come on here slamming other members posts and calling them an "f'n moron". In most cases balancing 38" tires is damn near impossible.
Here's a few threads about what people have done in attempt to fix the "bounce" from such large\over sized tires.
http://forums.off-road.com/jeep-shor...big-tires.html
https://www.f150online.com/forums/wh...balancing.html
Wow, Doug. Great post there! You might want to educate yourself a bit more before you come on here slamming other members posts and calling them an "f'n moron". In most cases balancing 38" tires is damn near impossible.
Here's a few threads about what people have done in attempt to fix the "bounce" from such large\over sized tires.
http://forums.off-road.com/jeep-shor...big-tires.html
https://www.f150online.com/forums/wh...balancing.html
but in all reality why not just pop the bead and throw about 2000-2500 20G air soft bb's in each tire ... they work great ... that all is this company sells but just go to wal-mart and use air soft bb's their the same thing at like a 1/4 the cost http://www.innovativebalancing.com/
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if they are made of cardboard
im still waitin on my pitman arm to get in. im going to try the 1 inch coil spacer and see what that does. i had a talk with my mechanic today and he said yea they would fit that i could possible go with a 2 inch. adding a 2 inch will give me 11 in the front 9 inch in the back so that should be plenty
sir if your tire shop can not balance 38's then you need to find a new shop ... **** i have seen 44 balanced that truck i road in and it road as smooth as galss for a truck with 44's. i have even seen a set of 46's that where balanced
but in all reality why not just pop the bead and throw about 2000-2500 20G air soft bb's in each tire ... they work great ... that all is this company sells but just go to wal-mart and use air soft bb's their the same thing at like a 1/4 the cost http://www.innovativebalancing.com/
but in all reality why not just pop the bead and throw about 2000-2500 20G air soft bb's in each tire ... they work great ... that all is this company sells but just go to wal-mart and use air soft bb's their the same thing at like a 1/4 the cost http://www.innovativebalancing.com/
Now 38's on the other hand should be easy to balance, go to a big rig show they can balance them. Specially with such a low profile tire as yours is.
and BTW the setup looks scary as hell, just saying
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I'd go with 4.88 for your 8.8 rear. I think that's lowest you can go with the 8.8, maybe a 5.14?, but I think 4.88 would be best since I believe you said this is also your DD? (not that it matters at this point since you're running 38's )