Mid travel overland-wheeler build with 35's and BS w/ SAS in the works

Good point on the scratches, I didn't think about that part. I do a little off roading myself. I live in the lovely state above you. I'm just looking at putting 33s underneath, you think I could get away with the 17" wheels?

 

285s or true 33's in skinnies?

 

Yeah should be able too. Only thing I see needing is the CMC

 

I'm thinking he's meaning 285's

 

Gotcha. I only ask because that should be factored in if thinking of aftermarket wheels.

 

I'm thinking that's what he's wanting by just looking at his tires he's got already in there. He may want the 255's

 

A giant dildo?

 

Possibly

 

I knew it

 

$100 says its a rear bumper

 

Yep I'm referring to 285s not the skinny 33s. I have gone back and forth on the 17s and 16s. But I have a dude in SC that just wants my current rims so I'm thinking since I have some good tread left just get the same size rim.

 

I do however like the thought of the 3.5" bs

 

How low do you air down off road? That'll determine what size you should go with

 

I like the way they stick out. Not to much to make it look crazy

 

I don't go too low, if I can remember right probably around 28. It's was a good part of a year since I went off roading.

 

They do stick out nicely

 

That isn't airing down haha but if thats what you go with then just stay with 17's. I air down to 10-12psi

 

Damn that's a good amount. Like I said haven't been in awhile, over seas right now. Plus I just really got into all this 2 years ago. I know I don't air down much, b/c I don't have onboard air yet. Plus I go from road to off with just over landing style / camping in mind.

 

That's the only thing big enough that makes sense. He said RTT is down the road.

In regards of rims I'm going with SCS F-5's 3.5 BS. Unless their new Ray 10s are awesome