Ontario BS Thread

Toyo M55 is an AT tire available in 255/85-16 that also happens to be severe snow rated.

But if you can buy a house for Toronto parking spot money by all means...

 

That or the cooper st max is good too!

 

pfffffffffft fuck Toronot.
i'm a hammer town boy - and looks like i wont be able to get the place for a bit of time. my sister is in the midst of house hunting at the moment and asked me to help her when i told her about the place i wanted to get. maybe i can convince her to get it


But thanks for the recommendation. i'll look into Toyo's offroad section as i'm assuming that Toyo is the same guys that do all the Formula D and racing stuff as well.
But will the 255/86r16 fit onto my rims without rubbing?
I know some guys that have a -20mm offset fit 33s without rubbing. not sure about my -12mm
I have procomps; https://www.procompusa.com/wheels-p...=2336-1558-1551-1557&pqa=13671-8275-8057-8268
but i measured 9 inches from edge of rim to edge of rim.

 

Did you order from Trailtoys? I placed my order and got a follow-up email upping the shipping cost to $110.

 

Yep, have to say I expected it. The initial $35 shipping cost, I knew was not going to get it to North Bay.

I paid it.

 

Odd. I've sent bulkier and heavier parcels to the US for less than that. This is an 8lb plastic sheet.

 

Its the shape and size

 

wanted to sneak a quick measurement from the Victory4x4 roof rack on a mall crawling Tacoma and ended up talking to the owner for 20 minutes





@Norilsk when and where is our Mall crawl meetup? are we bringing in a snow mountain from the ice rinks to pose off of again?

 

Depending on where you wheel, sometimes the first thing to go is the U-joint yoke at the axle, because it's the lowest point. I noticed mine has several deep gouges when I removed the pinion flange to hammer the dust shield straight. With more gouges, the U-joint snap ring could pop out.

 

You dinnit post dem pics here i dont think...think it was the jack recaĺl thread...or mebbe i just

 

The pics were taken when I tried prying and hammering on the dust shield in-situ. The noise still occurred. I ended up removing the flange to get at a low spot that was rubbing on the diff housing. Had to take careful measurements before and after to avoid changing the pinion bearing preload.

 

Oh ya, that preload....gets me everytime.

Fvcking PoS preload

 

About half a liter of diff fluid drained out in the process, too, but I had an extra bottle of 75W140... and extra fill plug crush washers.

 

Nice inventory...but at that point, was the fill plug crush washer "crucial"?

Ya...i went there

 

I'm sure 70% of the time the crush washer can be reused without leakage.

 

Dem mall crawlers skewing the curve

Kk gents...100 posts till next mayor.

Atten.....hut!

 

Thats what I thought. I heard and seen of this guy on here but wasnt sure. However Im pretty sure its him

 

Hes a dick...i dunno who you talking aboot i dont...but if hes here, hes a dick

Prove me wrong

 

Nice! Ya, that why I was asking(well part of it cuz i think you guys have history with this guy) but I only need part of the setup and 250 seems cheap