NJ B.S. Thread

Thanks, even if we don't get it, I bet it'll be funny haha

 

Are you going to do the lighter fluid method? Or hair spray? Be careful

 

LMAO! Bastards.

 

The ratchet strap method is by far the safest to re-seat lol.

 

Agreed

No I'll be using ratchet straps unless all else fails, then I'll spray something.

 

Idk what he's tried, but if he did use dyna beads, and had problems, he must've done something wrong.

I've had them in my last 2 sets of wheels/tires with nothing but great experience.

They aren't idiot proof (not calling you an idiot Lloyd). You have to start with clean tires and clean wheels, meaning you need to make sure you only get tire lube on the bead and not all over the inside of the tire.

I've read about people using bbs or buck shot and having problems, but dyna beads are ceramic and I've never heard of a problem with them.

 

That's OK, I've called myself an idiot.

At least you didn't call me a fat ass like @Sub-Zero called @HolyHandGrenade

 

16's 17's 33's 35's 37's 44's truck tires tractor tires backhoes car tires quads lawnmowers. It's all in the hips haha

If the Rachet strap don't work I've always used grease to help seal the bead and wheel a little with the strap. That usually works. The starting fluid is the last resort.

 

i wouldn't fit my 33s either

 

X2 for Dynabeads, use their chart. Pretty spot on, running these as well in the Iroks.

 

Alright sweet haha, I'll have to move my hips more

 

Lol that'll be funny to watch

 

Alright guys, I was given some rigid lights. they look like the regular duallys "floods I think" where to put them? ditch? or fogs?

 

I have them in fogs. Brighter than my headlights

 

Lol I bet. I can only imagine how the d2s are... bright as fuk

 

Map lights?

 

Haha nah I already have my piaa 500s for tha

 

Using rigid floods for map lights, is like HERE ARE THE MAPS!!!!!

 

If anyone is looking for a bed cover, I picked this up on Amazon for like 180. Pretty solid too...

 

I've got a set of cartek straps up front, get 7 or 8 inch straps, and mount the clevis as high as you can.