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It's about time...
Well, I finally setup my photo gallery.
Enjoy!! https://www.f150online.com/galleries...y.cfm?gnum=935 |
Looks great!
Nice truck, too. ;) |
Good lookin' truck!!!!
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hey socalcrew, did you fit those tires without any other mods to the truck?
Tony |
Nice background. Looks like a ford truck commerical.
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Great Lookin' truck! It's hard to see in the photo's but I like the side swepts.
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Great pics, nice truck.
Rick |
tfratzke -
The only mod I did was crank the front torsion bars, but that is not even needed to fit the tires. abullerm - Believe it or not but those pictures were taken about 60 miles north of Los Angeles last weekend. A friend (who also has a SCREW) and I always go wheelin at Gorman/Frazier park. Great place to get dirty!! |
thanks socalcrew...
That amazes me you didn't have to do anything to get those tires to fit. I would like to move to alarger size one i wear out my factory tires. Alot of guys have said they had to trim the bumper, even with some smaller tires, but those were on supercabs, so maybe that makes a difference. It didn't seem to matter if they had the ORP either, still had to trim.
Thanks again.... Tony |
tfratzke -
No trimming and absolutely no rubbing - and I have been through some pretty rough terrain. Because I stuck with the factory wheels the tires are still inside the fenderl but If you use a wider rim then I guess one would have to trim the fender or lift the truck. |
Love the pics! And I found out exactly what I want to do to my truck now. I have wanted to pur on bigger tires but didn't want to spend money on a lift. One other question though, the table on Procomps page says that the tire your speaking of requires a 8-10 inch rim and the stock Ford 17" wheel has a width of 7.5". Now apparenly your doing just fine, but though I would ask.
Again nice truck, hopefully mine will look like yours soon (minus the tail lights) hope you don't mind a twin our there on the road... |
dcovell -
Don't worry, the 7.5in. rims work fine. I have A/Ts and a friend of mine has the M/Ts also on the 7.5in rims and we have had no problems. I believe you have a 4wheelparts down in San Diego, go there and talk to them. They will reassure you that putting 33s on the 7.5in rims will work just fine. |
Cool, now I just need to get the torsin bar lift done + alignment, then it's off to get some tires, by the way how much did you pay for yours and have you heard how loud the mudders are? I would rather have the mud tires but if there going to be too loud then the A/Ts may be in my future.
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The A/Ts are a little louder than the R/Ts that came on your truck and the M/Ts are slighter louder than the A/Ts. Go with M/Ts, I am regretting not getting them. As far as your torsion goes, just have whoever puts on you tires crank them. I had 4wheelparts do it. Takes two seconds and there is no cost!!!!
HEY SILVERSCREW 4X4- Hey let dcovell in on the noise factor of the M/Ts |
So tell me what do you do with the old tires, are they worth anything to anyone??? I mean I would hate to just throw away what were hundreds of dollars or tires new, they must still be worth a good amount of money. I only have 12,000 miles on them, I would be happy if I got a fraction of what they were new and trade up for the Procomps.
Any suggestions? Do you do a private sale as in the classified ads or can you trade them in at the 4 wheel place? any info would be great, if I can get some desent return on them then I may be doing this upgrade a whole lot sooner! |
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