Big Tires
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If you want to put 36's on a 4x4 or 35's on a 4x2 your going to have to do some trimming on your fenders. Some friends and I managed to get 37's under a 3/4 ton 4x4. We had to do some cutting and crank the torsion bars way up. Here is a picture of it. Its on the bottom. http://motorhood.com/offroadplace/this-end-up-offrd/
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99 F-150 Sport XLT Black x-cab 4.6L auto 3.55
K&N filter and dual series 40 flowmasters
[This message has been edited by this-end-up (edited 07-18-2000).]
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99 F-150 Sport XLT Black x-cab 4.6L auto 3.55
K&N filter and dual series 40 flowmasters
[This message has been edited by this-end-up (edited 07-18-2000).]
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Join Date: Jun 2000
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Hey This-End-Up, I saw the pic of the 1991 Chevy 3/4 ton with the 37x12.50R16.5 Goodyear MT's, the "hummer tires." I was just wondering if you had any front shots of that truck so I could see how wide those looked (cause usually when you go taller than 35", 12.5" tires tend to look skinny. And.....if you could, how do those tires hold up? If you can answer these, Id be most grateful. Thanks a lot.