Tacos in St. Louis area

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falkens are still the best tire I’ve found by far. They been excellent across all conditions

 

Welp I'm pretty much sold on the AT3's.

I did decide to order new wheels, put tires I have now on them and install the new uca's and eibach's to level everything out.

Then when enough time has passed my wife doesn't want to kill me for spending so much or she is distracted by something else dumb I've done ill order the icon 1.5 AAL's and new AT3's in either 265/75/16 or 285/75/16.

 

Maybe for you. I was just going 70 on these twisty ass back roads right before / start of rain to get some fresh grain home before it got real wet. I haven’t ever had an issue.

I also run my tires at 26-28 psi.
Also. Last 2 tanks of gas I’ve averaged over 16 mpg

 

You also carry a lot more than I do lol

 

also don’t have pee wee size tires.

 

Just found out that Total Chaos uniballs are crap from some guy on Facebook. I guess my seven years of use and abuse isn’t enough experience.

 

Not even close

 

Nope. Sounds like talking to someone on here. "Well my friend's friend had it and it wasn't good for him so they must be bad." I won't name names, he's still active.

 

Pssht. 33s are like..... Average.

well...... You know the rules about the internet.....








Roast him



To be fair, anything that's been on your truck is a standing testament to solid construction, if it can survive you..... It can survive anything

 

For what it’s worth, TC says to keep the uniballs clean and to not put shit in there like grease. The noise is part of the cost of running race car parts.

 

Or Tennessee clay/mud/concrete

 

35s are the new 33s and 37s are the new 35s these days

 

buy his subie so he can get one.

 

I speak the truth

Supported

 

Sigh. If I had the cash I probably would tbh. I like that car. Smokes my buddies boxter everyday of the week and twice on Sundays

 

Go to the bank

 

Last time I went to the bank I asked for a teller's number....

We still don't talk, sometimes

 

That's a different approach to a bank robbery Timm.