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Looks like the question has been answered for the highboy. What about a 2WD? I have a set of brand new 31 inchers from a totaled Bronco that have been sitting for a couple of years now. Will they work on a 2WD?
Welcome to FTE 73, and yes I have had 31x10.50's on my 2wds before, plenty of room, also had 32x9.50s on a 74 I had,
Originally Posted by 73ragnar
Looks like the question has been answered for the highboy. What about a 2WD? I have a set of brand new 31 inchers from a totaled Bronco that have been sitting for a couple of years now. Will they work on a 2WD?
Looks like the question has been answered for the highboy. What about a 2WD? I have a set of brand new 31 inchers from a totaled Bronco that have been sitting for a couple of years now. Will they work on a 2WD?
31's will be no problem. I've known guys to run 33's before as well, looks stupid and wheel wells are stuffed, and there is some rubbing up front.
Originally Posted by mark a.
Craigs list, Ebay.
As well as a local tire shop or more specifically a 4wd shop. There's usually lots of used tires and rims to choose from around those places. Seems to be a high turnover on the more aggressive tires, either because people weren't expecting the characteristics and are unhappy, they have money to blow, or a new mud racing/crawling season.