november picture thread

[beat taco]

Mike: wheel the Taco all day then load it on a flatbed behind your PSD!
Not that 37" tires wouldn't look great on your rig! Not too many trails it would fit down. Here's my friends on 22's with 37's.
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[New Guy]

Berg its key and 2.5" spacers in the rear. I need to pick up a set of bilsten 5100's for it soon thou the rough country stuff sucks.

There is something about a white truck in the snow that just looks great.

[mmandley]

Mike: wheel the Taco all day then load it on a flatbed behind your PSD!
Not that 37" tires wouldn't look great on your rig! Not too many trails it would fit down. Here's my friends on 22's with 37's.
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That truck is legit man. I had 35s on mine before then droped down to 34s, i was getting a bit of rubbing in the drivers front on the traction arm. Now it doesnt rub the arm but still hits the fender well plastic. I think i will be cutting that shorter.

I like the size tires i have now the best because they still look good, not to large, not to small but i get a little better milage then with my 35s also.

[moombadaze]

Stock is for suckers. Haha
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nice solid axle swap articulation

[E4NASH]

That truck is legit man. I had 35s on mine before then droped down to 34s, i was getting a bit of rubbing in the drivers front on the traction arm. Now it doesnt rub the arm but still hits the fender well plastic. I think i will be cutting that shorter.

I like the size tires i have now the best because they still look good, not to large, not to small but i get a little better milage then with my 35s also.

Yeah, I'll be dropping 34's (295/70/1 on my Tundra here pretty soon. Nitto Trail Grapplers. I'd like 35's but like you I think the 34's will be a good size and the gas mileage would be better.


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