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You can look in my gallery at my old 88' and my current 90'. Both are running 38's with 6" lift. (minor rubbing) The cut out fender flares probubly make more differnce than the lift.
I have to disagree on the TTB. I have heard the 35" limit many times. But I have been running 38's (with lockers) for over ten years now and the only problem is the ocastional busted u-joints. I use to run the 88' hard wheeling too! I've heard they have new stronger after-market u-joints.
I have to disagree on the TTB. I have heard the 35" limit many times. But I have been running 38's (with lockers) for over ten years now and the only problem is the ocastional busted u-joints. I use to run the 88' hard wheeling too! I've heard they have new stronger after-market u-joints.
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Beautiful Camper Special!!! My dad had an F250 with a 429 transplant in it. That thing pulled tree stumps!!
Yes, it is for my 88 Bronco.
I am looking at a 2 inch lift maximum....and some Mickey Thompson
Aluminum wheels you can see listed here:
M/T Classic II Wheel
What do you guys think of 33's? x12.5? too small?
Will the 2 inch lift make the above combo look funky? I don't want it to look like a jacked up roller skate with dinky little wheels!
BE brutally honest....I can take it!!
The 35's on that crew cab truck look sexy.
Yes I am attempting to stay away from the crazy pinion angles....
Excellent pics by the way!! keep em coming!!
Yes, it is for my 88 Bronco.
I am looking at a 2 inch lift maximum....and some Mickey Thompson
Aluminum wheels you can see listed here:
M/T Classic II Wheel
What do you guys think of 33's? x12.5? too small?
Will the 2 inch lift make the above combo look funky? I don't want it to look like a jacked up roller skate with dinky little wheels!
BE brutally honest....I can take it!!
The 35's on that crew cab truck look sexy.
Yes I am attempting to stay away from the crazy pinion angles....
Excellent pics by the way!! keep em coming!!
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Wow, Greaystreak, the Bronco looks very nice.
I just love the look of polished aluminum alloy wheels on a Bronco!
I do think I will go with a 35 x 10+ inch tire though.
Now to settle on some tires...
I just love the look of polished aluminum alloy wheels on a Bronco!
I do think I will go with a 35 x 10+ inch tire though.
Now to settle on some tires...
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These are MT Baja Claw 33X15.50 on Dick Cepec wheels. 2 in. body lift (never again) and 3 in. suspension lift
These are MT Baja Claw 33X15.50 on Dick Cepec wheels. 2 in. body lift (never again) and 3 in. suspension lift
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If you dont want to go the extension route, you can cut the bumper with a Sawsall. It is way easier than I thought it would be and nobody even notices it's been cut. Cutting does not limit your aproach angle. (although a couple inches isnt going to change it much)
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