jacked up trucks, who's is biggest?
#197
heres a better pic of wheels...................man i love this truck!Attachment 16639
I agreee those are some great looking wheels.. I think those would look good on my metalic gray 71 f250.. what do you think?? sorry no pics.. but i think something like that would look good?!
#198
HOLLYY $h%@!!!! ok ok question time...
first of what size tires are those both tall and wide?.. what brand of wheels they are?
also where did you get them? lol and last what color is that on your truck? no not the white. lol thanksss B.A. looking truck
#202
#203
heres a better pic of wheels...................man i love this truck!Attachment 16639
#204
How about pics of our rigs at play?
Its about 4:45 in the morning and I'm loading up the toys to go play in the morning. Just got excited so I though I would throw that out there...........
Yeah well,,,,it happens!
79n40z:
With half ton gear and those tires, you are only breaking u-joints? I have a similar truck with one tons, and I am killing parts.
That is a great looking ride though. I like it...........
Its about 4:45 in the morning and I'm loading up the toys to go play in the morning. Just got excited so I though I would throw that out there...........
Yeah well,,,,it happens!
79n40z:
With half ton gear and those tires, you are only breaking u-joints? I have a similar truck with one tons, and I am killing parts.
That is a great looking ride though. I like it...........
#205
#207
So far I only really break the u bolts that hold the u-joints and a couple of outer shafts then I changed to chromoly shafts and not any more. Not to much power maybe 500 plus 200 of happy juice
The mud we have here is more soupy than thick and at the beach sand is not really a problem.
I have been running D44's on most of our mud trucks but they are usually 3500lbs at most cuz of class rules and really dont break to often. They are mostly for steering.
I did have a problem with spitting out the pinion on the 9". It would just break the carrier and shoot out and making the driveshaft look like a candy cane
The mud we have here is more soupy than thick and at the beach sand is not really a problem.
I have been running D44's on most of our mud trucks but they are usually 3500lbs at most cuz of class rules and really dont break to often. They are mostly for steering.
I did have a problem with spitting out the pinion on the 9". It would just break the carrier and shoot out and making the driveshaft look like a candy cane
#209
thanks for the compliment, i must of looked at a hundred different wheels before deciding on these, I'm happy w/them but Ive also got a set of stock 16" wheels that i want to put Q78 16 skinny 36" TSL swampers on w/ factory hub caps but i cant find the caps.........just so i can change the look up some from time to time!