Long Travel BS Thread

My skid plate aint exactly straight either

 

I dream of 37's. 35s would be radd too. If I didn't already need spindles to support my 33s, 35s would definitely put me in the danger zone.

 

I need real C/O's and it would probably go better... Oh and maybe LT. haha

 

Why isn't there a "like" button on here ?!

 

IF your having rubbing issues trim the fenders out of the way, i was lazy and shredded my old tires (cut lines into the tread and bent the fenders to hell) its not worth the head ache of fixing it after.

 

mine are pretty bad haha. cracks are pretty damn big too.

 

I know how to fix that

 

Kyle Leduc qualified 1st in Parker for TT in his dad's TT with ADS shocks. The leduc boys are making quite a statement running ADS shocks.

 

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How you like the truck and kit?

 

I'll be rolling on 37's once I wear my 35's down and have funds for a full float 9"

 

Come out this weekend! barstow. Id like to see your truck.

 

To be honest I'm a perfectionist and pulled your kit apart and checked every single part of it.... Dammit I can't find I single flaw ha. Good work man, I was sure I was going to be building a new kit. But I'm not, I'll be rocking this kit.

The truck as a whole needs some love, I got a lot if changes in the works. Number one is a cage. Got all the tubing sitting in the garage, as soon as I'm not working 70 hours a week the cage is going in.

 

brady you goober haha!

 

Send me a PM a week or two in advance so I can set things up...It definitely needs some more dirt time (all its done is Barstow course B and a few Holy Jim runs so far).

 

Those of you running 37's, what are you doing to help your drivetrain and bearings handle the added stress?

 

Short bed, full bed cage, but still hauls a full sheet of plywood.

 

so seeing how hard it is to find used tires in my size, im about to pick up some new ones. does anyone have any recommendations?
I'm looking for something with long life, but can do well in sand and decent in mud/snow. so far i've been looking at the hankook dynapro mt, or bfg at's/mt's, but thats about all i've heard good things about lately and can pull off the top of my head.
terrain is mostly muddy/snowy (as its getting into season and ill be spending more time in big bear), and sandy (pismo), and while I know these are very different, what would be a decent middle ground? long life is also preferable.
open to just about anything except bajas or red label grabbers haha, and they have to be available in 33" (so no s/c tires). any ideas guys?

 

I love my Dynapro MT, wearing well and good road manners while doing well offroad.

 

Look at toyo ats or even Yokohama mts. I've installed a few sets of each and liked them a lot
Also let me know if you need price quotes on tires