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i made the poll just so see if yall thought they were safe , but it dont matter anymore , because im keepin the wheel & tires i was gonna put on it , on my 77 4wd ...... so im not gettin adapters
cdr you have your opinion , now tell us why you do not trust them ......
I honestly don't know lol. I have just heard horror stories from some of my buddies about losing wheels and such. Are the stories true? Maybe, maybe not. I just figure that the manufacturer of a truck has a certain bolt pattern for a reason, so I don't want to mess with it. To each's own.
i made the poll just so see if yall thought they were safe , but it dont matter anymore , because im keepin the wheel & tires i was gonna put on it , on my 77 4wd ...... so im not gettin adapters
My brother has been runnin wheel spaces on his dodge for over a year now. He is running 40x15.50 rim 24 and has neevr has a problem witht hem. You will not have a problem if they are propery made. Also my brother has also taken his truck mudding and done many, many burnouts. Heres his truck with the swampers on it for mudding. http://highexposures4x4.com/index_files/Page1709.htm
Yea I say just go for it. I dont have a picture of my buddies old truck but he ran wheel spaces on his f350 and he ran a 12.89 in the 1/4. Most people just dont feel comfortable running them on their vehicles and deem them unsafe when in reality they are perfectly safe. Hope I helped.
1. im just usin it for a everday driver
2. im 16 yrs old , i aint got a family thats gonna be ridin in it
3. im buyin them
Originally Posted by bigun72
i made the poll just so see if yall thought they were safe , but it dont matter anymore , because im keepin the wheel & tires i was gonna put on it , on my 77 4wd ...... so im not gettin adapters
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