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Nice, looks good!! I need to ditch my 20s, looks much better with more sidewall!
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Wow. Those look beefy!
They squeezed on those stock wheels nicely.
You think they would fit OK without the 1" level up front? That is all you are running, correct?
They squeezed on those stock wheels nicely.
You think they would fit OK without the 1" level up front? That is all you are running, correct?
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Thanks, yea I love the beefy look. Without the level there may be one section of the fender liner (there's like small bump towards the bottom) that might need to be trimmed. It just barely misses it now. I'm also running 1/2" wheel spacers so I have about an inch or so between the control arms and the tire.
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Ahh, ok. Yeah, mine (totally stock) rubs the lower control arm at full lock when twisted up good, so the spacers are doing their thing.
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I'd go 60 fr and 45 rear and set it to the "Light Load" setting to avoid the low pressure alert.
That is for most high speed paved running, or general "truck" use like towing and hauling.
When heading out off road, I go much lower than that. It's a pain in the butt to air down and back up again after every real outing, but the performance, ride and peace of mind are well worth the initial investment in time.
That is for most high speed paved running, or general "truck" use like towing and hauling.
When heading out off road, I go much lower than that. It's a pain in the butt to air down and back up again after every real outing, but the performance, ride and peace of mind are well worth the initial investment in time.
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Looks great. We want to put on 35s too but when we tried the dealer stated the tires would rub. You talk about a one inch level up front. Is that in addition to the stock 2 inch lift. Dealer here stated they could not find/put a levelling kit due to the stock lift
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I've seen on the PowerWagonRegistry than many people do rub with 35s and either add wheel spacers or change out the control arms; Thuren and Carli seem to be the most popular.
Yes, the leveling kit is in addition to the factory lift. It's just a polyurethane "puck" that fits on top of the coil spring. This is the link to the one I have: Amazon.com: Daystar KC09117BK 1" Front Suspension Lift Coil Spring Spacer Kit - Set of 2: Automotive
Yes, the leveling kit is in addition to the factory lift. It's just a polyurethane "puck" that fits on top of the coil spring. This is the link to the one I have: Amazon.com: Daystar KC09117BK 1" Front Suspension Lift Coil Spring Spacer Kit - Set of 2: Automotive
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Mmmm beefy! I want 35s!
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Thanks so much. Will check into
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finally got some 35s on the wagon! Nitto trail grapplers 35x12.5r17. Hopefully i'll get a chance to try them out on the trails this weekend.
looks great!
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Finally got some 35s on the Wagon! Nitto Trail Grapplers 35x12.5R17. Hopefully I'll get a chance to try them out on the trails this weekend.
LOOKS GREAT! but, I am partial to Mineral Gray Power Wagons..
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